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🎙 We interviewed Jean-Paul Sanday, partner at Menlo Ventures, about:
0:00 Intro
2:30 JP's story
5:34 What it means to create a company
6:46 Performance Engine for entrepreneurship and product velocity
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17:50 How to go from startup to company
20:25 How to know if you're the right person to scale a company
23:11 How to hire your next investor
26:41 The obsession with raising capital
27:20 What is an attractive market for investment
43:42 Artificial intelligence and the existing market
47:41 Starting a business in AI
51:11 How to change the rules of the game when starting a business
59:18 Final questions
👤Jean-Paul (JP) Sanday specializes in investing in software for large companies like CodeSignal, Sana Labs, and Photomath. He is a partner at Menlo Ventures, one of Silicon Valley's most legendary venture capital funds with nearly 50 years in the market and $5 billion invested in hundreds of companies, including Uber, Roku, Carta, and Anthropic.
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