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Meet your first wave speakers for Customer Success Summit 2018

Totango

Nicolle has been architecting, scaling, and leading client-centric organizations for 15+ years, creating effortless experiences that deliver value for clients and profitability for shareholders. Prior to joining Google in 2011, Dante has held several roles in higher education, consulting, and in software development.

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Meet your first wave speakers for Customer Success Summit 2018

Totango

Nicolle has been architecting, scaling, and leading client-centric organizations for 15+ years, creating effortless experiences that deliver value for clients and profitability for shareholders. Prior to joining Google in 2011, Dante has held several roles in higher education, consulting, and in software development.

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State of the Cloud 2019: Europa Edition with Alex Ferrara, Bessemer Venture Partners (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

Before I joined the venture capital industry many years ago, I was a software developer, and I worked for a startup around the 2000 time period. I think that’s probably the fastest we’ve ever seen a company get to that scale. IBM was in a situation where they were really jammed. We talked about growth.

Cloud 101
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SaaStr Podcast #218: Twilio Founder, Jeff Lawson & SendGrid CEO, Sameer Dholakia on Why Developer First Is A Maturation In The Supply Chain Of Software

SaaStr

Really quickly, I am a software developer and I’d started multiple companies before Twilio. We needed to engage with our customers in clever and creative ways or integrate it with the software we’re building. Every time it happened I would say I’m, I’m a software developer.

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Norman Crowley on uncovering the business opportunities in tackling climate change

Intercom, Inc.

And we sold that to Rupert Murdoch in 2011 for about 80 million bucks. What sort of results are you seeing for enterprise companies at that scale? I mean, you’ve said before Norman, that a failure in sustainability hasn’t been a failure of government, that it’s actually been a failure of invention or innovation.

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SaaStr Podcast #385 with Balsa Founder & CEO Paul Rosania

SaaStr

In 2011 I got a call from Andrew Chen to come out and work for him at a startup that he was running, which was my first time working in a very, very rigorous environment, focused on user growth and experimentation. I think that storytelling is a bit of a lost art in software development and we’re starting to rediscover it.

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