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Erin Platts
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And while she was on the board of Juventus, obviously, there was conflict. She couldn't do too much. But when she left, probably three, four years ago now, she would just see extraordinary deal flow. And because she had this real instinct and vision
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and, you know, I walked in there just in, you know, another meeting and said, hey. SoundCloud's stealing market share. I have a technology that can help you, you know, change that. Let's do this, and that was it. That was, a moment we ended up workin
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and then they protested our win. So you had to go down to the Orlando Airport and share with the board and the community why CLEAR would be good and serve them well. From a marketing perspective, I wrote the emails. I signed my name to them. I was in
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...Erin Platts, who's the CEO of Octopus Ventures now, and was previously at the helm at SBB. And and then alongside her, Emily Turner, who is now the CEO of HSBC Innovation Banking, and then finally, Poppy Gustafsson, who was the CEO of Darktrace and i
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...the stage in front of our sharks is my son, Eric. My name is Eric Saides, and I'm the creator of the food truck concept design called E B's Bombastic Buns.
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environment. Exactly. I wanted you know what? You you place a phone call to me because you need money. I wanna be able to give you an answer right away. I'm gonna say yes very quickly. I wanna be able to say yes to you to maintain your business, to m
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was our episode with Robert Kaplan recorded live on stage at the Future Proof Conference. I'm Tracy Alloway, and you can follow me at Tracy Alloway. And I'm Joe Weisenthal. You can follow me at the stalwart. Follow our producers, Kerwin Rodriguez at
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are there. And so that's what Tracy and I are gonna be doing on Friday and Saturday. We're gonna be listening to speakers. We're gonna be reading their PDFs. She can virtually join with us, read all the PDFs yourself, and, talk about them in the Disc
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Sitting in this week is our boy, Andrew Ross Sorkin, journalist, author, extraordinaire. Andrew, welcome to the show. Long time listener, first time caller. Thank you for having me. Andrew, I'm gonna do just a couple of quick plugs and I'm gonna give
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opening a new facility. It's actually in Boston at Fidelity's because Fidelity is is providing space, and, it's gonna be amazing. I've been asked to be a guest. It's called a guest curator. And, so I'm working on with Richard Silla, who's a very well
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I bet you'd get, like, dozens, if not hundreds. That should be one of our, newsletters when this Yeah. Is set. I think that would actually be really fun. Alright. Shall we leave it there? Let's leave it there. This has been another episode of the All
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And it must have been partially successful because they kept showing up. Chuck, it's been a blast. We've kept you long enough. We'd love to keep you all today. Thanks so much for joining us today. Let's do it again. Some Chuck. Podcast listeners will
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Bloomberg Audio Studios, podcasts, radio, news. Tracy, did you read our newsletter contribs this week from, Neil, Dutta, and Skanda? It would be terrible if I didn't. Not only did I read them, I lightly edited them. That's right. You did. You did. Yo
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breaker. He got nuclear back on the agenda. No other president had gotten nuclear back on the agenda for America. He can get housing back on the agenda. We have to break those things and not start foreign wars, Mariela Point, and start creating house
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But on the other hand, if we accept that, you know, the belief that markets are generally good allocators of resources, etcetera, they're like, well, it's not really our job to have an opinion on. This is a good use. This is not a good use. But, anyw
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taking it to the next level, creating liquidity. And when people put money on something, the crowd gets even smarter. So, it's a you know, kudos to you guys. You really your partnership with them, you've taken them to a higher level, and it's awesome
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There's that that one very difficult thing. Good luck to us. Yeah. Alright. Shall we leave it there? Let's leave it there. This has been another episode of the Odd Thoughts podcast. I'm Tracy Alloway. You can follow me at Tracy Alloway. And I'm Jill
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for the risks that they take on in providing a necessary commodity for life and the fourth industrial revolution. That's right. Alright. Shall we leave it there? Let's leave it there. This has been another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Tracy A
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the richest city in The UK, or why should it all be in DC, etcetera. And so this idea of anyway, it's a separate thing. It's actually some interesting challenges arise from it. Okay. Shall we leave it there? Yeah. Let's leave it there. This has been
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