D.F.A. Capital
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I was first introduced to B. Pagels-Minor by my friend Matt Bradley, founder/CEO of LetsGlo. B’s career has had a really cool and interesting trajectory since 2021, and their path into the finance world is a bit like mine - B didn’t come fr...
David Hornik on Investing, Art & Philosophy - D.F.A., or Please Do, #14:
3 words: Really Freakin’ Different.
Canvas Ventures' Mike Ghaffary, and how Mining The Federal Register Can Make Your LPs Very Happy - D.F.A., or Please Do, #13:
I first met Mike Ghaffary right when he started Stitcher, when I was at LaunchSquad, about 15 years ago. This was right around the time that the iPhone launched, and Stitcher was one of the very first truly great podcast apps. It was also o...
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I first became familiar with SugarCRM when realtor/developer and all-around cool tech guy Fred Schoeneman told me about it in 2006. We were standing at Elmwood Realty, the real estate office co-owned by Fred’s older sister Sarah, and he tol...
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