The Culture of Bitwise

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The Cape Ores led an $80 million round for Bitwise that will help fuel an expansion into Chicago's south side. The lived experience of our founders translate into the core products and services of the business, but also the culture of the companies that they start. When you build using human-centered metrics, you get more human-centered companies. But as you'll hear when we return, the opposite is also true. No one belongs here more than you.

In part 2 of this episode with veteran founders and investors Mitch Kapor & Dr. Freada Kapor Klein, we get into the data of building human-centered cultures. In part one, we heard how Mitch and Freada went all-in on investing their values, committing 100% of new investments in “gap-closing” companies that aim to improve society, even as they aim for scale and liquidity as well. Now, Mitch and Freada can share how that’s played out in practice, with both positive examples … and some negative ones as well. (Yes, they were early investors in Uber!)

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