Jen Saxton (Tot Squad)

Dennis Mortensen (x.ai)

Dennis is a serial entrepreneur, with a few exits on his belt, and currently is the founder and CEO of x.ai. On this episode we discuss about Dennis' experience in building successful companies as well as how to set your company up for an exit.

Jay Kistler (Maginatics)

Jay was the co-founder and CTO of Maginatics, an enterprise cloud storage startup that was acquired by EMC. It so happens that Maginatics was my first experience at a startup. In this episode, we discuss the story of Maginatics from inception to acquisition.

Paul Shustak (Beautify)

Paul is a serial entrepreneur, across many verticals, with a couple exits under his belt. On this episode we discuss his entrepreneurship journey, from building a high-end filtering water bottle that was featured in Iron Man, to how his current startup (Beautify) is helping unlock the value of neglected spaces. 

Jen Saxton (Tot Squad)

Jen is the founder and CEO of Tot Squad (totsquad.com), a marketplace that connects new parents with health wellness and safety services. On this episode, I discuss with Jen her very recent experience of selling a part of her business to BabyQuip, how she was able to navigate the deal at the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, as well as her path from MBA to being a founder.

Christopher Gulczynski (Tinder, Bumble)

Christopher is the co-founder of Tinder and former Chief Product Officer of Bumble. On this very first episode of the podcast, Christopher shares his journey from studying design in college to the early days of building Tinder and Bumble, as well as what new things he's working on now.

You can find Christopher on Twitter and Instagram at @XtopherPaul.