Mitchell Green, founder and managing partner of Lead Edge Capital, discusses the innovative strategies of his growth equity firm, which invests in tech-enabled businesses. He shares how they leverage a vast network of over 700 LPs to connect portfolio companies with valuable resources. The conversation covers his journey through finance, the significance of strategic networking, and the rigorous diligence process for early-stage investments. Green also highlights the vibrant culture at Lead Edge, emphasizing passion for work and the importance of gratitude.

Mitchell Green of Lead Edge Capital discusses the Moneyball approach to investing, effective cold calling, and managing 700+ strategic LPs. The podcast highlights the firm's unique model combining PE and growth strategies, emphasizing strategic evaluations and LP relationships. The episode explores the value of being a contrarian investor and embracing risk in the venture capital landscape.

Eamon Javers, CNBC's senior Washington correspondent, analyzes the Supreme Court's unanimous decision to uphold the TikTok ban and its political ramifications. Julia Boorstin, a technology correspondent, discusses how the ban could affect other social media platforms like Meta and YouTube. Mitchell Green, a ByteDance investor, shares insights on the potential future ownership of TikTok, while Glenn Gerstle, a former NSA advisor, highlights national security implications. The conversation dives into U.S.-China tensions and the broader market reactions to these developments.

Mitchell Green, founding partner at Lead Edge Capital, shares insights on halted M&A deals, including significant grocery and steel mergers. He discusses why 2025 will still see public market deal-making despite a slow IPO year, as many top companies have already secured funding. The conversation also touches on the impact of President-elect Trump's tariff strategies on the supply chain, raising concerns about consumer prices and international trade challenges. Gene Seroka adds depth by exploring automation in port operations and its effects on communities.

Mitchell Green, Founder and Managing Partner at Lead Edge Capital, shares insights from his journey in venture capital after a career as a nationally ranked alpine ski racer. He discusses how skiing ingrained values of teamwork and persistence that shape his investment strategies today. Green explains Lead Edge Capital's unique approach to scaling technology companies, the importance of a strong network of partners, and their guiding criteria, the 'Lead Edge Eight.' Additionally, he emphasizes the role of community engagement in sports and arts as crucial to personal growth.