Dan Porter

Dan Porter, an entrepreneur known for founding Teach for America, Draw Something, and Overtime, dives into his latest venture: a viral water brand. He discusses how he achieved this remarkable feat in just eight weeks. Topics include innovative marketing strategies, the impact of social media on brand growth, and the significance of authentic engagement with consumers. Porter also shares insights on navigating the complexities of college athletics and NIL laws, and the importance of adaptability and creativity in today’s business landscape.

Dan Porter, the mastermind behind the viral game Draw Something and the sports media platform Overtime, shares his entrepreneurial journey. He reveals how he sold his app for an astonishing $200M in just 6 weeks, driven by a last-minute update that transformed user engagement. Stories about working with Richard Branson and Ari Emmanuel showcase his insights into building cult brands. Porter emphasizes the power of innovation in overcoming challenges and the significance of emotional connections between creators and their audiences.

Jamin Ball, a partner at Altimeter Capital, dives into the complexities of software valuations and the rise of quasi-public companies. Dan Porter, CEO of Overtime, discusses why Gen Z is steering away from watching live sports on TV, emphasizing shifts in content consumption. Kevin McLaughlin provides insights into VAST Data's role in the AI storage boom and NVIDIA’s ambitious 80-year strategy. The conversation reveals how tech giants challenge traditional media and reshape the landscape of enterprise SaaS, amidst evolving data management needs.

Brian Windhorst, an NBA insider from ESPN known for his sharp analysis, dives into the Super Bowl's record-breaking viewership and the upcoming All-Star Weekend. Dan Porter, Co-founder of Overtime, shares insights on engaging Gen Z in sports media, highlighting innovation and social media strategies. Adam Stern, motorsports reporter, sets the scene for the Daytona 500 and discusses future challenges for broadcasting in motorsports. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of sports media and fan engagement.

Dan Porter, CEO of Overtime, is on a mission to revolutionize youth sports. He discusses Overtime Elite, a groundbreaking basketball league allowing 16-18-year-olds to earn up to $500K, redefining pathways to professional sports. Porter highlights the league's focus on competition, support, and education for aspiring athletes. He also dives into the influence of digital media and how platforms like YouTube and Twitch expand the reach of sports to Gen Z. Meanwhile, he touches on the recent migration of cryptocurrency mining from China to the U.S. and its implications for digital currencies.