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Join Chargebee's co-founder and CEO, Krish Subramanian, as he documents how veteran SaaS leaders navigate the make-or-break setting up of new, transformative growth engines: Second Acts. Hear the tactical, strategic, and deeply personal takes on this foundational phase of scaling SaaS companies.
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RECHERCHER LES ÉPISODES PASSÉS
Rechercher les épisodes précédents de Second Acts with Krish Subramanian.
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In this episode of Second Acts, Krish interviews TigerEye’s (previously PlanGrid’s) co-founder and CEO, Tracy Young.
Tracy talks about: her big insights from scaling one of the most formative vertical SaaS businesses (PlanGrid, acquired by Autodesk for $875m), winning with technological shifts (an…
In this episode of Second Acts, Krish is joined by Dirk Hoerig, founder of commercetools.
Dirk reflects on: coining “headless commerce” and the architectural decisions that let them stay ahead of wave after wave of platform shifts (including the recent agentic one), standardizing a consumption-base…
In this episode of Second Acts, Krish speaks with Copado’s CEO, Ted Elliott.
Ted shares (with refreshing wit and candor): the pivots that defined Jobscience (the previous business he helmed for 18 years), a veteran’s view of building and scaling software (Copado has raised over $300m for its DevOp…
In this episode of Second Acts (a first for season two; welcome back!), the table turns as Krish is interviewed by Chargebee’s CMO, Guy Marion.
They talk about: Chargebee’s founding theses, strengths, and constraints, *the* characteristic patterns (not to be found in “innovation labs”) that propel…
In this episode of Second Acts, Krish is joined by Guru’s co-founder and CEO, Rick Nucci.
Rick recounts how they rediscovered product-market fit at his previous startup, Boomi (the first iPaaS that foresaw cloud’s preeminence, exited to Dell, and was last valued at $4b), the many evolutions of Guru…
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