Is There a Commitment to Equity Versus Cash?

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It's more illing when you can give somebody a chance to do something that they haven't done before, for me and for them, there's more fulfilment. While i can get rich kit just at some point, that doesn't keep you going at the end of the day would also come. I imagine there's an element of compensation to this strategy too, which translates to capital efficiencyh, nonot really, no. O, do give equity versus cash? But i don't think so.I never really made any kind of decision on people b based on that. O, yo, get o get the right the right person, and then pay the right compensation for the right

We sit down with the CEO founders of two of the most capital efficient success stories of all time — Zoom and Veeva Systems — to understand how they grew to billions of dollars in revenue (and tens of billions in market cap) on very, very little capital invested. With the fundraising environment changing rapidly, we couldn’t think of a better topic to discuss or better sources of wisdom for founders, operators and investors all to learn from. Very special thanks to Jake Saper and our friends at Emergence Capital for inviting us and putting this conversation together at their 2022 CEO Summit!

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