What podcasts say about Rick Baker
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What Rick Baker has said on podcasts
11 statements · 6 positive · 4 negative · 1 mixed
Blackbird prioritizes founders with an authentic connection to their problem.
“What we're really looking for is a founder who has this kind of, I guess, reason for being, for attacking the problem or the area that they're working in.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 9:24
Early AI startup success is becoming more capital-efficient to produce.
“that sort of first seed of success that, that is becoming much more capital efficient to produce.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 13:35
Halter is performing strongly and is worth approximately several billion dollars.
“a company like Halter that's doing super well at the moment and worth a couple of billion dollars.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 23:03
More Australian startups will become widely known within two or three years.
“maybe give it, give it two or three years and you will have heard of a whole load more of them.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 23:15
Blackbird has marked down larger portfolio SaaS companies alongside public markets.
“we have seen markdowns in the larger SaaS companies across our portfolio just along with, along with these markets.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 23:59
San Francisco attracts Australian founders because it is AI's global center of gravity.
“the main pull now is just this center of gravity for, for where AI is, is being created and, and, and executed in the world.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 28:34
Lower startup entry prices during downturns coincide with slower growth and harder follow-on fundraising.
“there's definitely a trade off between paying lower prices, but then the growth and the, the uptick in valuation in to raise new capital for new rounds is slower and harder.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 33:41
Ten of fourteen university startups are moving to San Francisco within six months.
“10 of them are moving to San Francisco in the next six months.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 40:06
Australia should adopt policies that retain startup founders domestically.
“we should be doing as a, as a nation here everything we can to keep those founders here in the country”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 40:26
AI will eliminate a substantial number of jobs.
“AI is going to come and take a whole bunch of jobs.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 43:06
Gilmour Space will reach space soon.
“we're going to get to space soon and it's going to be amazing.”
Open the episode · Australia's Most Powerful VCs Join the PodListen at 46:28
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