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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2021 · 32 MIN

Season A - Ep. 12: Faisal Masud, CEO at Fabric on Rebuilding E-Commerce

from SaaShimi · host Aznaur Midov

Faisal Masud, is a CEO of Fabric, a cloud-native e-commerce platform for middle market and enterprise clients. Faisal discusses the history of Fabric, what’s behind the company's incredible growth, and what they plan to do with $150M capital they raised in less than a year. You would also be interested to hear his take on ebay, Amazon, UPS, and today’s Silicon Valley.BIOFaisal Masud is a CEO of Fabric, which he joined in 2020. Prior to Fabric, Faisal was COO at Wing (Alphabet), advisor to Google [X], and CTO at Staple. He also held roles at Groupon, eBay, and Amazon, and sits on several boards.TIMESTAMPS01:00 What’s Fabric  05:50 Customer profile, Pricing, and Shopify discussion09:00 Go-to-Market Strategy12:45 Fabric’s size and growth drivers 16:30 Company's Org. Structure22:00 KPI for Marketing and Customer Success22:40 Client focus - Balancing interests of customers and investors25:00 Ebay and Amazon NPS26:30 Survey Data vs Real Data. Silicon Valley is Wrong27:55 Spending $100M in a frugal way29:10 Investors involvement31:40 Building a $100 Billion companySIGN UP at https://www.saashimi.cloud to receive transcripts of the interviews and news about upcoming guests and events.

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