Antonio Gracias
speaker
445 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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Yes, they're not Alberta.
I agree with Tom here, except I think it's a little more than sour grapes kind of a thing.
I mean, in many ways, Unilever, especially more recently, has stifled some of the political activism that Ben and Jerry's, the brand, was trying to undertake.
And you can understand why Unilever would do that because, I mean, smartest thing in business is not to pick it up.
Exactly.
And Unilever says, look, we want to maximize our profits and there's nothing wrong with doing so.
So we're not going to engage in political activism and we're going to tamp that down.
So I think, you know, some of this has just been saying we didn't think that was going to be the case.
And either he was either he's lying about that or he's just naive.
I don't think he's the first on the list of people that regret selling their businesses.
The founder of Instagram that sold for $1 billion, the company, what was the valuation?
Steve Jobs went through this after exiting Apple and then coming back.
And then again, there's different, there's no, like the way he put it, I think there's no wrong reason to start a company.
All right.
I think there's companies that they have your vision and what you want to achieve.
You want to build an institution for the future.
You want to build a way of thinking, a way of designing, a way of inspiring people.
That is pretty much what we're doing here.
But having a company and exiting, you know, having plans to exit at some point to build your dream business, you can't fault anybody.
I don't know what the main reason, the rule they broke, but it's probably the really bad ice cream collaborations they've done.
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