Sarah Lacy
Sarah Lacy is founder and editor in chief of Pando.
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Move fast and break human lives
Blistering new documentary “The Bleeding Edge” shows how much tech and healthcare investing have in common after all.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Disruption desk
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The bias hidden inside "consensus"
For women and people of color to succeed in this industry, the things the industry has taken for granted as positives might also have to change.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Best of Pando Monthly: Fred Wilson talks timing, luck, and the dangers of corporate venture capital
Wilson also discusses the ups and downs of several of his largest investments, including Twitter, Tumblr, Foursquare and Zynga.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the From the Trenches desk
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The problem with the bull case of “Facebook’s figured slowing growth out before”
The bigger they get, the further they can fall.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Westergren and Conrad: "We were like the guy walking around the casino with just their underwear"
From their 2014 Pando Monthly interview, Pandora's Tim Westergren and Tom Conrad discuss early challenges, the tensions between streaming services and artists, the arduous battles in Congress, and share some crucial advice to help other entrepreneurs get through tough times.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the From the Trenches desk
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Dara Khosrowshahi: A massive void where Uber's values should be
I’m hard pressed to think of any company aside from Uber that has so abdicated the benefit of the doubt but keeps getting it nonetheless.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Travis Shrugged desk
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Leslie Feinzaig’s Army of Women
The Female Founders Alliance founder on raising money as a new mom, what separates meaningful women’s networking groups from the rest, and her career-long effort of beating the odds.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Kara Nortman: “We can’t all be flame throwers”
How and when to stand up for women in rooms full of men.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
