Partnership and distribution deals operators described. The 10 strongest moments from named speakers, word for word, each playable from the second it was said. Updated .
“Okay, this is Kiera and her partner's spending plan. I've just done the What Would Glen Do.”
“We chose not to use operating partners because we don't want to micromanage the founder.”
“I believe there are three Cs in leadership, clarity, consistency, and care. Accountability and clarity are programming partners…”
“We partnered with a specialist in the space and we interviewed thousands of Australians, both prospective investors and existing investors.”
“The people who are working at the firm would be partners in the firm. They're paid in equity, not income. They would be member owners, but they would be paid both a base rate and paid residuals.”
“I would take and have a virtual assistant use Mindy to pull down the statements of work and send it to partners for things that I was interested in and my pipeline.”
“I have a political organization called Onward Together, and we partnered with the Latino Victory Fund to have a night of karaoke. And it was incredible. We had Broadway stars. We had TV stars, movie stars.”
“We went out and said, here's our leadership team. Here's our plan. Here's our vision. If you believe in it as much as we do, we would love to talk to you about partnering.”
“In one of the case studies from Social Commerce Club, 92.43% of TikTok shop revenue was coming through affiliates.”
“They'll take out dividends and distribute to us based on our percentage of ownership.”
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