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Jul 7, 2017 24 min

Jack Dorsey's Tools for Entrepreneurs

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Odds are good you’ve heard of Jack Dorsey. He’s the co-founder of Twitter and the co-founder of the mobile payment company, Square. In 2013, Dorsey gave a talk at Columbia and, at the time, it was the largest entrepreneurship event in Columbia history, attracting over 1,000 Columbia students, alumni, and friends. Since we’ve been digging into the archives lately, we thought we’d play you some highlights from that keynote address where he talks about how he turned his obsession with urban maps, punk music, art, and coding into a micro blog that has changed the way we communicate. This episode includes excerpts from his talk. If you’re interested in hearing his full presentation, you can watch that here: https://youtu.be/byBmeC9E5Os

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