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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2023 · 44 MIN

Ego Dissolution with Raj Kapoor. How to work with acquirers to create outcomes for investors.

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Send us Fan MailRaj has a common theme with his startups Snapfish and Fitmob. Both of them needed to be pivoted and focus on survival. He found buyers for both and his mantra to founders is to dissolve the ego and make sure your company sees another day to battle. He spent several years at Mayfield and invested early in Lyft and led the autonomous driving strategy for Lyft.Raj is a co-founder and managing partner at Climactic, a venture capital fund focused on climate tech. He was also a strategic advisor at Lyft, former CEO/co-founder of Snapfish and Fitmob (now ClassPass), and a former managing director at Mayfield Fund.Brought to you by TiE SeattleHosts: Shirish Nadkarni and Gowri ShankarGuest: Raj KapoorBrought to you by TiE SeattleHosts: Shirish Nadkarni and Gowri ShankarProducers: Minee Verma and Eesha JainYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@fromstartuptoexitpodcast

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Send us Fan Mail Raj has a common theme with his startups Snapfish and Fitmob. Both of them needed to be pivoted and focus on survival. He found buyers for both and his mantra to founders is to dissolve the ego and make sure your company sees another day to battle. He spent several years at Mayfield and invested early in Lyft and led the autonomous driving strategy for Lyft. Raj is a co-founder and managing partner at Climactic, a venture capital fund focused on climate tech. He was also a s...

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