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It was 2007, which I realized is 13 years ago, which feels like a very long time. But back, but yeah, I mean, back-to-back in like 2007-2008 timeframe, I actually acquired a small ad network. Fresh talks on entrepreneurship, product, marketing, leadership, hiring, and more dropping each week.
And that really is an ethos for a leadership style that you want. If you’d been the hard-nosed micromanagement CEO, everyone would have left because you needed to create a combined spirit that we can dig our way out of this drama, like to build kind of the technology in the business around that. But maybe they were volunteers.
So you’ve come in and you’ve been running annual conferences since 2007, and then bi annual conferences since 2014, when you launched the EU as well as the US conference. Fresh talks on entrepreneurship, product, marketing, leadership, hiring, and more dropping each week. Kirk Baillie. Mark Littlewood. Kirk Baillie.
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In 2007, we launched Highrise; we launched a new product every year for like four or five years, basically. Fresh talks on entrepreneurship, product, marketing, leadership, hiring, and more dropping each week. And that was exciting. But again, you forget that the real work comes from maintaining products.
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