Nic Humphries
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529 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2021
last heard Sep 2024
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And as you say
It feels like yes, it's started, it's obviously kinda started to mature, but there's at least another decade plus of kinda growth to go in a number of these kinda markets as SaaS penetrates all industries, not just, you know, one or two kind of like CRM that was at the very start of the transition.
Yeah, it's been H G's number one strategy for two decades, which is uh avoid the global behemoths.
Uh don't go compete with people who've got kind of you know tens of billions of revenue and uh you know, thousands of engineers on the west coast.
No avoid them.
Brilliant.
So with that I'm gonna wrap up this conversation.
It's the avoid elephants conversation.
Um Listen, really appreciate your time and uh I'm sure we're gonna come back to a few other trends in future conversations.
But um really thank you for your time today.
Thank you.
Welcome to Orbit.
This is the HG podcast series where we speak to leaders and innovators from across the software and tech ecosystem to discuss the key trends that change how we all do business.
Today I have the real pleasure to be joined by Brian Delottenville, who's a founder and executive chairperson of Benevity, a leader in purposeful software and purposeful
Corporations.
It's the leading provider of workplace giving, volunteering, and grant-making programs and HG investment since 2020.
So hello, Brian, and thank you so much for joining me.
Hey, Nick.
Thanks so much for having me.
So, Brian, we're going to dive in and discuss the balance between purpose and profit in tech and software businesses today.
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