00:00:00Intro
00:01:29The Host Becomes the Guest
00:02:42Joubin’s First Steps
00:26:40Success at Palo Alto Networks
00:31:17Joining Kleiner Perkins
00:36:41Grit Podcast
00:54:49Founding Roadrunner
01:05:13Final Thoughts
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What does it take to go from advising founders to becoming one?
On this week’s special Reverse Grit episode, we flip the script and put our Grit podcast host Joubin Mirzadegan in the guest seat.
Joubin recently founded Roadrunner, where he is now co-founder & CEO. Roadrunner is building an AI‑native CPQ to modernize the quote‑to‑cash stack, drawing on years of conversations he’s had with enterprise revenue leaders.
Stepping into the host role, Mamoon Hamid joins Joubin to talk about his transition from sales leader to founder, how Roadrunner came together, and why it became our first incubation since Glean.
Roadrunner is hiring! Check them out: https://www.roadrunner.ai/
Guest: Joubin Mirzadegan, Partner, Kleiner Perkins
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