Guests

John Osher invented Spinbrush, the $5 electric toothbrush that became the best-selling in the U.S. and sold to Procter & Gamble for $475M. He previously founded Cap Toys (sold to Hasbro for $120M) and ConServ. Osher holds over 50 patents and has generated hundreds of millions in revenue.

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Anagha Mishra is the Founder and Chief Flavor Officer of Aunty Misri, a company that creates globally-inspired bake-at-home dessert kits. An engineer turned baker, she''s on a mission to revolutionize desserts with unique flavors. She was a 2024 Jabza Fellow.

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Jen Swetzoff is the co-founder of Anyway Magazine, a digital platform that redefines parenting media with honest stories and practical advice. Based in Westport, Connecticut, she launched the publication with her best friend Keeley McNamara to build a community where parents feel seen and supported.

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Julia Hartz is the co-founder and CEO of Eventbrite, the global self-service ticketing platform that has empowered millions of event creators. She led the company from a startup idea to a 2018 IPO and remains a vocal advocate for entrepreneurs and women in technology.

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Mia Mueller is associated with Pottery to the People. Mia is the founder and owner of Berlin-based pottery studio Pottery to the People. She is an artist.

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'Reed Hastings co-founded Netflix and served as CEO, growing it from a DVD-by-mail service to a streaming leader with 200M+ subscribers. A former math teacher and Peace Corps volunteer, he fostered a ''freedom and responsibility'' culture. He stepped down in 2022, building Netflix into a $30B business.'

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Dan Criss is the co-founder of Heretic Yerba, a small-batch yerba mate beverage company based in Longview, Washington. Founded in 2018, Heretic Yerba offers a cleaner, smoother alternative to coffee, sourced from sustainable farms.

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Jon Stein is an American fintech entrepreneur and founder of Betterment, the robo-advisor that democratized investing for everyday Americans. Under his leadership, Betterment now manages over $60 billion in assets. Stein stepped down as CEO in 2020 but remains chairman.

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Maggie MacDonald is the founder of Floofball, a female-owned pet brand that creates football-inspired toys and accessories for dogs. She''s building the #1 sports brand for pets and was featured on How I Built This.

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Michael Smith owns and operates MTS Woodworking, a custom furniture studio creating bespoke pieces for homes and businesses. As a skilled artisan based in Salem, New Hampshire, he blends traditional woodworking with modern design to bring unique visions to life.

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Jean-Luc Diard co-founded HOKA in 2009 after decades at Salomon, where he developed the first shaped ski and served as CEO. As VP of Innovation at Deckers Outdoor Corporation, he revolutionized running with HOKA's oversized midsoles, now a $2.5 billion brand.

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Nicolas Mermoud is the co-founder of HOKA, the revolutionary running shoe brand. A French mountaineer and ultrarunner from the Alps, he brought his outdoor expertise to create footwear that changed the running world. Prior to HOKA, he served as VP International Marketing at Groupe Rossignol.

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