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A Conversation with Michael Jones
Michael Peres with Michael Jones, general partner at Science Inc., the venture studio and fund behind more than 6 billion dollars in combined exits, including brands like Dollar Shave Club, Liquid Death, Scopely, Rover, and more. Formerly CEO of Myspace and one of AOL’s youngest senior vice presidents, Michael now sits on the boards of Liquid Death, Mammoth Media, Pray.com, and Mindset Health, giving him a front row seat to how modern consumer brands are built, scaled, and loved.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How Michael thinks about jumping between industries while still “building things people love”
• Why mass consumer products, services, and experiences are more similar than they seem on the surface
• Lessons from backing cult brands like Dollar Shave Club, Liquid Death, Rover, and Scopely
• The role of AI-driven self-reflection in how founders, teams, and brands evolve
• How unexpected, “chaos” partnerships can spark culture and create rabid fan bases
• Why TikTok Shop is becoming a make-or-break channel for direct-to-consumer brands
• What it really takes to keep serving the same customer with new products that actually make their lives better
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By Michael PeresMichael Peres with Michael Jones, general partner at Science Inc., the venture studio and fund behind more than 6 billion dollars in combined exits, including brands like Dollar Shave Club, Liquid Death, Scopely, Rover, and more. Formerly CEO of Myspace and one of AOL’s youngest senior vice presidents, Michael now sits on the boards of Liquid Death, Mammoth Media, Pray.com, and Mindset Health, giving him a front row seat to how modern consumer brands are built, scaled, and loved.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How Michael thinks about jumping between industries while still “building things people love”
• Why mass consumer products, services, and experiences are more similar than they seem on the surface
• Lessons from backing cult brands like Dollar Shave Club, Liquid Death, Rover, and Scopely
• The role of AI-driven self-reflection in how founders, teams, and brands evolve
• How unexpected, “chaos” partnerships can spark culture and create rabid fan bases
• Why TikTok Shop is becoming a make-or-break channel for direct-to-consumer brands
• What it really takes to keep serving the same customer with new products that actually make their lives better