Compliance whisperer. Founder, Managing Partner @StrategyBRIX. Previously, the compliance guy @stripe, @airwallex, @pwc, and @ey. Here for 🚴♀️ and memes....
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Non-admin users cannot add users and give them admin privileges anymore🙄 I wonder how many engineers, data scientists, and noble laureates it took Intuit to figure this out.
So I finally sucked it up and signed up for @Superhuman about an hour ago. I started with about 300 emails in my inbox and now I have 600+. #fml
Also, if anyone wants to share their Superhuman referral code, please ping/dm me. I'll be signing up shortly.
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❗Don't miss this insightful talk from Jas and Will of @strategybrix.
🧠 Learn about scaling your #fintech for enterprise partnerships and navigating #duediligence and maintaining innovation.
👂 We can't wait to hear this one at #fintechdevcon.
If you know anyone interested in a 3-day keelboat sailing course in Berkeley, ping me. We had a few dropouts. The club needs at least one more enthusiast to keep it going. They’d throw in a heavy discount. ⛵️
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If I were an office landlord using Yardi I'd be concerned about them using my lease data to compete with me.
A main selling point for their SaaS is the algorithmic pricing models available to building owners.
Wouldn't be surprised if the FTC challenged the deal.
This is Las Vegas. It’s a city in the middle of nowhere. This is a great example of why I will never bet against the United States and capitalism.
PSA: Don't be the asshole startup CEO who begs for a 30-minute meeting at a conference and doesn't show up and decides to send in their Head of BD/Sales as a proxy and no apology whatsoever. You just made life 10x harder for yourself and your team.
Building a business from scratch is hard enough. Bootstrapping is like eating rocks for breakfast and eventually getting used to the taste.
Don't worry about Biden or Trump's rising or falling poll numbers. Here, take a quick look at this Gallup poll result of the American approval rating when the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 85% of Americans approved in 1945. The bombs killed c.200k people.
I travel for work approximately 50% of the time, and I am at the point where I am willing to pay more to fly anything other than @Boeing.
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For all of you out there not asking what my Pinarello looks like, here you go...
If I didn't own a Pinarello, I'd buy this one with my eyes closed. That's my Pinarello flex for the day. excelsports.com/pinarello-f5…