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A big name in the MLC space gets the NYT treatment | Recode

TLDR: The toplines from Kirsten Green’s stellar NYT profile.

Paul Munford / Apr 3, 2017, 9:00 AM

With the Jet.com and Dollar Shave Club exits, Forerunner Ventures is on a tear. Partner Kirsten Green gets profiled by the NYT and we break it down. (529 words)

Jeremy, on the left, rocking out in Bonobos plaid pants | TechCrunch

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Lightspeed Venture’s Jeremy Liew: Early persistence with Snapchat is about to pay off big time.

Quick Hits / Feb 3, 2017, 6:07 AM

Lightspeed Venture’s Jeremy Liew is about to make bank with the Snap IPO. But he’s also made key investments in the modern luxury space. (352 words)

Jeremy Liew.

TLDR: The toplines from Kirsten Green’s stellar NYT profile.

Lightspeed Venture’s Jeremy Liew: Early persistence with Snapchat is about to pay off big time.

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Ana Andjelic: “Entrepreneurial Rihanna is having a moment. And strange as it might sound, it’s got zero to do with her music.”

Ben Young: “Poolside FM’s fresh new redesign is proof: There’s tremendous power in creating a distinctive vibe — and an experience that delights.”

Brightland’s Aishwarya Iyer: “I knew I wanted the notion of green to speak for the oil’s tasting notes and character — rather than use it in our visual aesthetic.”

Tracksmith CEO Matt Taylor: “We want Tracksmith to be around for 100 years. That requires delayed gratification, true human connection with consumers, and thinking beyond just Facebook ads.”

Luke Scheybeler: “Modern luxury, status, and the death of discretion.”