Disruption and Abundance

Disruption and Abundance

Ann Miura-Ko is a lecturer in Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering. She was one of the first investors in Lyft and Refinery29. She shares her takes on foundational entrepreneurial concepts like “product-market fit” Excerpt:

"...who you are defines how you feel this is thought leaders revisited a special summer twenty twenty edition of our entrepreneurial thought leaders series during the summer of uncertainty we're inviting some of the most influential past tl speakers to dj join us for a series of new conversations about innovation leadership and especially finding opportunities in the midst of a crisis on this episode..."

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