Masters of Scale

Building bridges to scale, w/Kind’s Daniel Lubetzky

Dec 1, 2020

Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND, is a visionary dedicated to building bridges through business. He discusses the importance of expanding not just upward but outward, reaching new customers and products. Highlighting the role of kindness and resilience, he shares transformative stories from conflict zones and the entrepreneurial journey. Lubetzky emphasizes the need for genuine relationships in scaling businesses and how programs like Empatico foster empathy in classrooms. His insights showcase that effective leadership combines creativity, courage, and connection.

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Daniel Lubetzky

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Episode notes

Intro

4min

Bridging the Innovation Gap

5min

Magic, Business, and Bridging Divides

15min

The Power of Resilience and Entrepreneurial Spirit

4min

Journey of Resilience: Overcoming Challenges in Business

10min

The Strength of Kindness in Leadership

1min

Bridging Connections Through Kindness and Employee Care

4min

Scaling isn’t only about scaling UP – it’s about scaling OUT: to new products, new verticals, new customers. And to do this, you’ll need to build bridges. No one knows this better than Daniel Lubetzky, the founder and executive chair of snack food company KIND. Daniel has spent his whole life working to bring together disparate supply chains, products, and communities. Through it, he’s learned the right – and the wrong – way to connect. That means building bridges that people actually want, letting people meet him halfway, and focusing on the foundations so those bridges last forever. Cameo appearance: Bianca Wylie (Public tech advocate).

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