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It’s hard to decide who has changed the most in the last 12 years: Thrillist or its co-founder and CEO Ben Lerer.

Culture is everything in a company. Tine Thygesen talks about soft skills and how they are are, increasingly, a startup’s best card.

Mette spills all in how to keep one's head in the game, what to prioritize, and (almost most importantly) how to not lose yourself in the ever tasking race that is entrepreneurialism.

Christian Lanng talks about his journey with Tradeshift, why it's important to believe you can fly, and how quitting is never an option (or shouldn't be if you care enough).

Instead of building a ‘unicorn’, David Heinemeier Hansson did something smarter.

Andreas shares his experience as the CTO of Spotify, what happened after he left, and his globe trotting (and investing) plans for the future.

The founder and CEO of Usermind talks about imposter syndrome, gender bias in tech and why the best decisions are the ones she made when she was afraid.

The billionaire co-founder of Facebook and Asana reflects on his journey — from Harvard, shares why he decided to leave Facebook and the #1 mistake he's made on his entrepreneurial journey.

The founder of Slack talks about how he created Flickr and Slack out of the ashes of failed projects and shares tips for achieving a billion dollar valuation.

We sit down with Jerry Yang, Co-Founder of Yahoo!, to discuss the early days of Yahoo!, how he met Jack Ma and pulled off one of the best investments in tech history, what he’s doing now, and how to win in China.