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    David Haber on Vantage, an AI tool built on 750 meetings

    The podcast host says the a16z partner also discusses passing on an early Airbnb job and the founders heโ€™d rather back.

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    The host says the episode with Andreessen Horowitz general partner David Haber covers Vantage, an AI tool built on 750 meetings, and why heโ€™d rather back โ€œmissionaryโ€ than โ€œmercenaryโ€ founders. They also discuss his decision to pass on an early Airbnb job and his view of how a16z operates as a firm.

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    @LubaYudasinaNew pod drop!! Fun fact: David Haber (@dhaber) is not only one of the most professionally connected VCs in NYC, but also occasionally moonlights as a matchmaker with multiple marriages under his belt! We talk about: - The Friday-night-football taco stand that made a guy millions - Saying no to an early Airbnb job ("my parents would've killed me") - "I'd much rather back the missionary than the mercenary" - Why revenge can be a great reason to start a company (blame @arampell) - 750 meetings a year โ†’ building his own AI Firm > fund - The handshake photo that sealed his job at a16z - "I don't feel like I know much, but I feel like I know people" ๐“๐ˆ๐Œ๐„๐’๐“๐€๐Œ๐๐’ (00:00) Trailer (00:51) David Haber, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz (01:14) Why people call him the most connected VC in New York (02:35) From the Holocaust to Nicaragua to Tijuana (05:23) The Friday night taco stand that made a vendor millions (11:18) Sitting next to Airbnb's Nathan Blecharczyk as an intern (15:40) Royalty Pharma: $25B market cap with about 50 employees (28:48) The hardest problem in building Bond Street (37:06) Emailing Goldman Sachs' CFO and ignoring his job description (39:27) Vantage: the AI tool built on 750 meetings (46:02) Why founders spend 95% of their time selling (47:20) Missionary VS mercenary founders (52:18) Firm over fund, and how a16z runs like a company (59:40) Taking 275-year-old Sotheby's into NFTs (1:00:36) Marc Andreessen's pitch: the J.P. Morgan of the information era (1:10:45) Why he wishes Bond Street had been bigger (1:12:31) Outro3h
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    @LubaYudasinaNew pod drop!! Fun fact: David Haber (@dhaber) is not only one of the most professionally connected VCs in NYC, but also occasionally moonlights as a matchmaker with multiple marriages under his belt! We talk about: - The Friday-night-football taco stand that made a guy millions - Saying no to an early Airbnb job ("my parents would've killed me") - "I'd much rather back the missionary than the mercenary" - Why revenge can be a great reason to start a company (blame @arampell) - 750 meetings a year โ†’ building his own AI Firm > fund - The handshake photo that sealed his job at a16z - "I don't feel like I know much, but I feel like I know people" ๐“๐ˆ๐Œ๐„๐’๐“๐€๐Œ๐๐’ (00:00) Trailer (00:51) David Haber, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz (01:14) Why people call him the most connected VC in New York (02:35) From the Holocaust to Nicaragua to Tijuana (05:23) The Friday night taco stand that made a vendor millions (11:18) Sitting next to Airbnb's Nathan Blecharczyk as an intern (15:40) Royalty Pharma: $25B market cap with about 50 employees (28:48) The hardest problem in building Bond Street (37:06) Emailing Goldman Sachs' CFO and ignoring his job description (39:27) Vantage: the AI tool built on 750 meetings (46:02) Why founders spend 95% of their time selling (47:20) Missionary VS mercenary founders (52:18) Firm over fund, and how a16z runs like a company (59:40) Taking 275-year-old Sotheby's into NFTs (1:00:36) Marc Andreessen's pitch: the J.P. Morgan of the information era (1:10:45) Why he wishes Bond Street had been bigger (1:12:31) Outro3h