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5 Credit Card Concierge Perks That Go Way Beyond Dinner Reservations elle.com/culture/travel-food…
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Still amazed by the extent to which growth solves all problems in business
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We’ve raised $320M at an $11B valuation, led by Addition.
AI is changing how companies are built. Teams are smaller, global from day one, and using agents more. We’ve spent 10 years building the financial rails for that world.
We’re now building the intelligent layer on top.
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We’re proud to announce our $40M funding round led by @eladgil and Verified Capital, alongside @01Advisors and @MarathonMP. This capital will expand our foundation, advancing in-house technology and operations, and enhancing our dining, lifestyle and travel offering.
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Most podcasts are BS because they are fluffy and lack substance.
This is the densest, most insightful episode you will listen to this year.
@gokulr breaks down the 8 defensible moats you need for your company to be successful in a world of AI.
1. Data (Proprietary and inaccessible)
2. Workflow (Deeply embedded operations)
3. Regulatory (Licenses and contracts)
4. Distribution (Exclusive proprietary channels)
5. Ecosystem (Third-party platform reliance)
6. Network (Marketplace liquidity density)
7. Physical (Infrastructure and atoms)
8. Scale (Low cost through volume)
(Links below)
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.@MarathonMP Los Angeles is officially open for business. Similar to NYC, we have lots of free open space & offices for inception stage founders working on their next business. We started this in NYC when we launched the firm and it has led to us investing twice, including an incubation.
No hooks or expectations for us to invest, just great space to be around high-energy / passionate folks across our ecosystem. Investors and late-stage operators who are passing through town, our door is always open for you too! TMC @gokulr @AlexGorgoni @ChaseAPackard
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ATLAS IN THE INFORMATION 50
At @MarathonMP , we partner with and support a small number of incredible entrepreneurs at the early stage. Entrepreneurs who build remarkable products and teams, entrepreneurs who are obsessed with their customer and with defining their categories.
One of those special entrepreneurs is @patrickmro . With @atlascard , Patrick and team have built an incredible product and business, one that's grown many-fold over the past year. Most interestingly, this growth has been achieved with zero ad budget, entirely through word of mouth, and with a net dollar retention better than 99% of B2B companies we've ever seen. This kind of product-led expansion driven by genuine customer love is exactly what the best companies exhibit.
Awards are a lagging indicator of (and not correlated with) success, but they still offer a good reason to pause, take a beat, reflect, and feel re-energized for the journey ahead. On that note, huge congrats to Patrick, Kenan Pulak, Sid Parihar, and the Atlas team for joining @theinformation 50, which recognizes the most promising 50 startups in technology.
While this recognition reflects what Atlas has accomplished so far, we are more excited about the category-defining potential ahead, and couldn't be more excited to continue supporting this exceptional team. Let's go!
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The Future 50 is here.
5 months ago, we asked +200 of the world’s best VCs to pick the 2 companies with the highest ceilings. The only rule: they had to be valued under $200M.
After months of research, we chose the 50 we believe are best-positioned to dominate.
More here:
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Some news - I raised $175M for Verified Capital with a plan to back transformative technology companies at any stage of their journey.
Thanks to @_IainMartin for the writeup in Forbes.
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THE METRICS BEHIND AN EXTRAORDINARY COMPANY
At the core, every extraordinary business does two things incredibly well.
First, they efficiently acquire customers. Exceptional businesses are exceptional customer acquisition machines with low payback periods, enabling them to grow rapidly by scaling new customers month over month , quarter over quarter. Ideally, a large percentage of newly acquired customers is through organic (unpaid) channels, acquired through word of mouth and fueled by customer love.
Second, they strongly retain and grow acquired customers. Once a great business acquires a cohort of customers, they don’t just retain them (high gross customer retention) but grow their spend (> 100% net revenue retention). This is due to an incredible product + customer experience, which lead customers to use it as an increasing part of their life and work.
Atlas is an AI concierge that we at Marathon Management Partners are lucky to be investors in. Atlas is a company that exemplifies the two attributes of extraordinary companies.
-- Acquisition: Their customer acquisition is highly efficient, driven almost entirely by word of mouth. They do zero paid marketing.
-- Retention: Their net TPV retention is significantly higher than 100%, in fact it’s better than 99.9% of B2B companies. As customers use the product, they increasingly spend more each successive month.
The graph below shows Atlas TPV growth over the past 24 months.
tl;dr Super efficient acquisition + >100% TPV retention = Hockey stick growth.























