ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Cloudbreak, where breakthrough innovation meets breakthrough growth. In this podcast hosted by early stage VC firm Trilogy Equity Partners, we sit down with the brilliant minds and leaders building early stage startups to discuss the pivotal stories, insights, and hard-won lessons they've learned from the driver's seat of breaking innovation, company building, and scaling. They'll share what's working, what isn't, and what they'd wish they'd known earlier.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 45 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
6 episodes
since Aug. 5, 2025
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Ted Sullivan, co-founder and CEO of Rollout, joins John Stanton of Trilogy Equity Partners to talk about his entrepreneurial journey, from his early days in professional baseball, to founding GameChanger, to now building Rollout, an AI-powered assistant for police officers. Ted shares how a cold Li…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this conversation, Yunhao Jiao (CEO) and Rui Li (CTO) co-founders of TestSprite discuss their AI-powered platform for automating testing for both back-end and front-end systems. They share insights on the rapid adoption of their product, the challenges faced in software testing, and the importan…
In this episode, Josh Twist, co-founder and CEO of Zuplo, shares insights into the journey of building a fully managed API management platform. He discusses the emotional and professional motivations behind starting Zuplo, the challenges of creating a mission-critical software solution, and the imp…
In this conversation, Gideon Mendels, CEO and co-founder of Comet, shares the journey of building an AI observability platform from its inception in 2018, the launch of their new product Opik , and the strategic decision to open source it. He discusses the rapid growth of Opik , its features, the i…
In this conversation, Karl Stillner and Steve Dossick discuss their journey in creating BrightCanary, a parental control solution that focuses on providing insights into children's digital activities rather than merely blocking content. They share their experiences as parents, the challenges of nav…
In this conversation, Simon Skaria, the CTO and co-founder of Vieu, discusses the evolution of the company, its core offerings, and the importance of team dynamics in building a successful startup. He shares insights on the origin story of Vieu, the significance of having a strong founder relations…
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