Calendly CEO on Handling the Unexpected, Ted Lasso's Sudeikis on Digital Shifts, TripActions CEO on Travel's Return
Tope Awotona of Calendly, Jason Sudeikis of Ted Lasso, Ariel Cohen of TripActions

Calendly CEO on Handling the Unexpected, Ted Lasso's Sudeikis on Digital Shifts, TripActions CEO on Travel's Return

Bold new ideas don't often get a warm welcome. Entrepreneurs have to fight to get them off the ground, and it can take more than one attempt to truly hit it big. Well, the founders of Atlassian hit the jackpot with their first effort out of college —?but the other standouts I spoke with this week told a different story, whether the backdrop was Silicon Valley or Hollywood.

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More R&D, Less Sales: Atlassian Co-CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes on Working Lunch

In the latest Working Lunch on CNBC's?Power Lunch?Atlassian?co-founder and co-CEO?Mike Cannon-Brookes?talked to me about the company's unconventional approach to software sales, and how he became an owner of the NBA's?Utah Jazz:

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A Date With Destiny: Calendly CEO Tope Awotona

Calendly CEO Tope Awotona's journey hasn't followed a conventional schedule; he's dealt with tragedy, big moves and failed startups. Now his startup carries a $3 billion valuation, and he's eyeing more growth:

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Business Travel Returns, With A Twist: TripActions CEO Ariel Cohen

TripActions CEO Ariel Cohen has learned to pour himself into challenges he truly cares about, and to take breaks to preserve his health. We talked about the future of business travel, and why he takes a solo vacation every year:

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Streaming Platforms and Digital Tools Open the Creative Market: Jason Sudeikis

Ahead of his turn hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend, I talked to Emmy winner and Ted Lasso actor/writer/producer Jason Sudeikis about how technology is changing the creative economy:

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Should PayPal Buy Pinterest? On the Other Hand

Would it be a good idea for PayPal to buy Pinterest? I argued both sides in the latest edition of On the Other Hand on CNBC's Squawk Box:

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Check out?The Black Experience in America: The Course, an online educational resource I researched, designed and built. A free PDF download is available to bring the material to kids, and the?online interactive experience?is made for adults.

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Dr. Ronald Khan DBA

??? Chief AI Scientist | Founder UnityGrid AI | Immediate Solutions ????| Founder ??l?o?c?k?c?h?a?i?n? L?a?b.Dev | ???????????? ???????????????? ????????????? | UN Volunteer

3 年

Jon Fortt I can be a witness to that I'm trying to share my experiences on this forum at least you have creative content writers and editors assisting you along more power to you! Please read the New York Times article I posted today on this subject matter relating to LinkedIn

Bob Winslow

CEO Media Relations

3 年

Agreed with arguing the first hand on the PayPal Pinterest deal Jon Fortt you drove a lot of interesting hits during an earnings week ????

Nelson Nigel

CEO @ Moto Nation | Kidmoto l Babymoto l Busmoto l Immigrant Entrepreneur

3 年

hey it costs $1.6

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