How an underdog went up against giants like Coca-Cola and Pepsi — and won. — ‎Seed Stage Stories: Kara Goldin: Disrupting a Billion-Dollar Industry as a First-Time Founder on… After giving up diet soda for fruit-infused water in 2005, Kara Goldin regained her energy, lost weight, and wanted to…podcasts.apple.com After giving up diet soda for fruit-infused water in 2005, Kara Goldin regained her energy, lost weight, and wanted to help others do the same. She started Hint from her garage to help people fall in love with water, and the company is now one of the largest beverage distributors…

How Sukhinder took a series of incremental, measured risks to become one of the most innovative leaders in Silicon Valley — ‎Seed Stage Stories: Sukhinder Singh Cassidy: Taking Risks and Catalyzing Change Sukhinder Singh Cassidy is a leading technology executive, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist with more than 25 years…podcasts.apple.com Sukhinder Singh Cassidy is a leading technology executive, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist with more than 25 years of experience scaling companies like Google, Amazon, and StubHub. As the founder of theBoardlist, a company that connects exceptional female and underrepresented talent to board and executive opportunities, Sukhinder has been a force…

How a nomadic, minimalist CEO is building one of the fastest-growing companies in the digital health space. — ‎LEVELS - A Whole New Level: #90 - Honest questions from a Stanford student (Sam Corcos & Emma… Sam Corcos, Levels CEO, sat down with Emma Casey, a Stanford student and podcaster for Seed Stage Stories. podcasts.apple.com If you know me, you know that I frequently ask people older and wiser than me for advice. Last December, I spent a lot of time thinking about my college major and was having a hard time triangulating between interests in economics, computer science, and human biology.

How a Young, Scrappy BYU Grad Changed Local Business — My gap year was marked by serendipity and small, random events that helped things fall into place. The most important one was deciding to call a friend and former neighbor, Than Hancock, about intern roles at his company, Podium. Than managed to convince the EVP of Strategy to hire a…

I spent my gap year in Silicon Slopes, Utah’s growing tech ecosystem, where I interned at a growth-stage software company and early-stage venture capital firm. While gaining experiece in both operating and investing was very valuable, I’m most grateful for the people I’ve met and the lessons I’ve learned from…