Day Two Business Operations: Scaling A Startup From $1M to $10M In Revenue with Jeff Gray

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Recorded03 Jul 2020

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Jeff Gray brings 20 years of experience in sales, software delivery, engineering, operations and strategy. Most recently he was a VP of Business Operations at Domino Data Lab, a machine learning platform that focuses on the needs of enterprises with large teams of code-first data scientists. The company is funded by Sequoia and several other VCs. Prior to that, Jeff was a VP of Business Operations at CoreOS, a leader in the Kubernetes community that was acquired by Red Hat for $250M in Jan of 2018. In this episode we talk about scaling a startup from $1 to $10 million in revenue.

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