Breaking the Bank: Aaron Holiday on 645 ventures' data-driven approach to sourcing deals and bringing the invisible to life [Replay]
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This summer, Breaking Precedent is revisiting conversations that feel just as resonant now as when they were first recorded. In this episode, Leah Solivan sits down with Aaron Holiday to explore what it means to challenge the systems and assumptions that determine who gets access to opportunity.
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What did Anne Wojcicki see in healthcare that made her leave Wall Street and risk challenging an entire industry to put power back in patients’ hands?
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What if your “failed” idea wasn’t bad, it was just too early?
This week Shawn sits down with Leah Solivan, founder of TaskRabbit AND self-taught chicken farmer, for a founder-to-founder conversation about the Shawnism, “Match the Moment.”
Shawn and Leah trade stories about the times they moved too …
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This episode traces Sali Christeson's path from a childhood split between a South Carolina farm and her father's rug shop in Istanbul's bazaars to…
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In this episode of Real AI Use Cases: Business Owners Roundtable, Elizabeth Gearhart and Richard Gearhart are joined by Leah Solivan, Nate Amidon, and Lauren Hidalgo for a …
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What happens when you turn down an early job at Netflix, back when it was still just an idea about mailing DVDs, and then spend the next decade proving that work doesn't have to happen in an office?
This episode follows Gary Swart from running a parts middleman business in New Jersey to leading oD…
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Wealth Catalyst is where women go to take the conversation further, and Leah Solivan's journey from building TaskRabbit to backing the next generation of founders fits that mission perfectly.
Two percent. Leah says that's the share of women who receive venture capital funding for their businesses.…
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What happens when a $648 billion market goes uncounted, and who decided it wasn't worth measuring in the first place?
This episode follows Erin Harkless Moore from the breakfast table in San Antonio, through Goldman Sachs, Cambridge Associates, and Princeton's endowment, to Pivotal, the organizati…
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