Molly O'Shea
Podcast participant on the Sourcery episode covering the Skydio HQ Tour alongside CEO Adam Bry.
“Once I went full-time on it and I saw the ROI, I was like, holy shit. This is insane. Like, it went boop. And then all of a sudden I'm getting Alfred Lynn and Alex Karp and Anduril and all these people.”
Source→“It wasn't until I got my Brex sponsorship that I was like, oh, my God. Like, this is a real thing.”
Source→“All of a sudden I'm getting Alfred Lynn and Alex Karp and Anduril and all these people.”
Source→“137 Ventures was built on a single structural insight in 2011: that the Jobs Act removing the 500-shareholder rule would eliminate the primary forcing mechanism pushing companies to go public.”
Source→“I think I was standing next to Gwynne or something and she — I was like, oh, you know what, so how are you guys gonna fix this? And she was just like, I think we should add a delay between the stage separation.”
Source→“Back at Founders Fund we did the deal in 2008. That was sort of the beginning. Because at that point Elon had mostly funded it himself and we were really the first outside institutional capital.”
Source→“Participants: Molly O'Shea”
“Participants: Molly O'Shea”
“You are the CIO of A16Z Perennial. I like to call this Mark and Ben's multifamily office — it is the wealth management fund of A16Z.”
Source→“I was at the Stanford AI lab. I thought I would be a hacker my whole life. I thought I would get a PhD. I thought I would go work at a research lab.”
Source→“Today a practice that uses our platform will use us for their scribing, their practice management, their documentation, their autonomous coding, their revenue cycle, and all of their back office needs.”
Source→“CVF is built to address that need very, very particularly, which is instead of risking against balance sheet, it's risk against forward-looking customer cohorts and performance. So if you're confident that your SaaS cohorts will perform and revenue will show up, you can essentially forward pull that revenue to fund expansion faster and faster.”
Source→“In health systems like HCA, we've been able to add a couple hours to every physician's day. And this is a company that generates north of $100 billion in top-line revenue. So if you can add even a couple percentage points of juice to that, that is billions of dollars of operating cash flow.”
Source→“This is insane. If I want to move data from one place in Salesforce to another place in Salesforce, I can do it with my eyes closed. If I want to do that in Epic, I got to go sacrifice my firstborn child to Judy. And so data liquidity is like a very real problem in healthcare. And I think the admin is tackling it head on. They're funding the Department of Justice to come after folks that are engaging in information blocking or violating the Cures Act.”
Source→“Today a practice that uses our platform will use us for their scribing, their practice management, their documentation, their autonomous coding, their revenue cycle, and all of their back office needs.”
Source→“They're an energy company, a renewable energy company for data centers... manufacturing all in the United States... there's job accretion and new layers of the economy that are being created.”
Source→“His OpenClaw saw that he was dehydrated. And so it was like, go grab a glass of water... he was also driving in his car and they were like, you need magnesium. And so the car then rerouted to Whole Foods.”
Source→“Molly O'Shea participated as a participant in the Sourcery Newsletter podcast featuring Brett Adcock.”
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