direct listings are more efficient and they're fair because everybody then isn't locked up. 207 companies went public in 2014 that's down 80% year over year, those companies raised between them about 24 billion dollars That numbers down 93 percent year over year would this be an incentive do you think for companies to go public earlier? "I don't know in 2022 in 2021 over a thousand companies went public"
J+M kick off the show by discussing some approved changes to direct listings, which will make it easier for companies going public via direct listings to raise money! (1:18) Then, LAUNCH team member Charlie Cuddy joins Molly to demo Notion's new AI tool (14:07). Finally, Producer Rachel joins Molly to break down which popular consumer apps and tools to use to plan a last-minute NYE party. (33:12)
(0:00) Molly intros today's segments!
(1:18) J+M discuss the approved changes to direct listings, and how this might impact companies going public in 2023
(12:33) Crowdbotics - Get a free scoping session for your next big app idea at https://crowdbotics.com/twist
(14:07) LAUNCH team member Charlie Cuddy joins Molly to demo Notion AI!
(31:58) LinkedIn Jobs - Post your first job for free at https://linkedin.com/twist
(33:12) Producer Rachel joins Molly to break down which popular consumer apps and tools to use to plan a last-minute NYE party!
(41:12) Founder University - Apply at https://course.founder.university
(42:52) Rachel and Molly discuss the best gig work apps, playlist tools, sober-curious beverages, and more!
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