Billion Dollar Moves™ with Sarah Chen-Spellings | Global Venture Capital

From living in motels and battling recurring infections to leading one of the fastest-growing feminine care brands in America, Beatrice Dixon’s story is as unlikely as it is inspiring. In this episode, Bea reveals how a dream sparked the formula for The Honey Pot, how she scaled from kitchen batches to Target’s Super Bowl ads, and why she walked away from a higher $450M offer to exit on her own terms.

Whether you’re a founder, investor, or leader, this is a masterclass in resilience, conviction, and building generational wealth without selling your soul.

TIMESTAMPS / KEY TAKEAWAYS

0:00 Intro

07:01 Chapter 3: From Kitchen Batches to Target Super Bowl Ad

16:36 Chapter 5: The Exit & Walking Away From $450M

23:13 Bea Dixon’s 5 lessons: invest early, stay authentic, raise with clarity, exit on your terms, and scale with soul

ABOUT BEA DIXON

Beatrice Dixon is the CEO, cofounder, and chief innovation officer of The Honey Pot Company—the first complete personal wellness brand “made by humans with vaginas, for humans with vaginas.”® She has been named one of Goldman Sachs’s 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs, Worth’s Worthy 100, Forbes’ Top 100 Female Founders, Inc.’s Top 100 Women Entrepreneurs, Ebony’s Power 100, and Create & Cultivate’s 100.

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Healing from the Earth with The Honey Pot Founders | Black America | CUNY TV

Honey Pot Founder Beatrice Dixon Talks Wellness, Black-Owned Business, & Shares Her Five Minute Face

The Business of Making Money w/ Bea Dixon

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Billion Dollar Moves Podcast | The Top Global VC Podcast for Founders & Funders | Backed by HubSpot Podcast Network

In venture, every move can make—or break—a billion-dollar outcome. Hosted by Sarah Chen-Spellings, award-winning entrepreneur, investor, and venture insider, Billion Dollar Moves pulls back the curtain on the strategies, stumbles, and breakout moments that define the world’s most iconic companies.

From boardroom power plays to investor backchannels, you’ll hear the untold stories behind iconic companies like YouTube, Canva, and Vimeo, and go inside the minds of those moving capital at firms like Sequoia, Lightspeed, and beyond.

Whether you're chasing your first $10M—or your next billion—this show is your front-row seat to how the smartest founders and funders win. Think raw, unfiltered, no-BS insight—designed to help you move faster, smarter, and bolder.

This isn’t just another business podcast. This is your billion-dollar playbook.

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From Wall Street to Silicon Valley's inner circle—this is the untold story behind one of tech’s most trusted capital stewards. In this episode, we sit down with Mike Anders, Partner at ICONIQ, the quiet powerhouse managing over $80B for tech’s most iconic names.

Mike opens up about his activist roots, Wall Street disillusionment, and the journey to building a purpose-driven financial empire. We go behind the curtain of ICONIQ’s rise, the venture bets that paid off, the AI wave, and why collaborative philanthropy is their next big frontier.

Timestamps

0:00 - Intro

02:11 - Roots & Activism: Academic upbringing and activist parents; “Start outside politics”

04:25 - Disillusionment & Reinvention: donor-advised funds (DAFs), discovering purpose in philanthropy & the pivotal first coffee with Divesh Makan

07:37 - Building ICONIQ: From Alibaba to enterprise software to data centers; the power of collective wisdom from founder clients

15:09 - Market, AI, & Culture: Surviving financial crises and market cycles; ICONIQ’s bet on AI; reflections on culture

26:31 - The Shift to Impact: The genesis of ICONIQ Impact and the CoLab model

31:06 - The Cost & The Legacy: Leadership, humility, and enduring values

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ICONIQ Impact Half a Billion Report

Michael Anders | Partner, ICONIQ

Michael Anders is a founding partner of ICONIQ, a global investment firm that channels ideas, talent, and capital to initiatives that advance society. Michael is also the founder and Chairman of ICONIQ Impact, which convenes ICONIQ’s extraordinary community of families, founders, and organizations to catalyze collaborative philanthropy for giving at scale.

To-date, ICONIQ Impact has advised on nearly $600M in grants, tackling the world’s most urgent challenges, including climate change, education and economic mobility, ocean health and other impact areas.

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Matti Navellou | Head of ICONIQ Impact, ICONIQ 

Matti Navellou is the Head of ICONIQ Impact, ICONIQ’s platform for collaborative philanthropy, which convenes ICONIQ’s extraordinary community of families, founders, and organizations to catalyze collaborative philanthropy for giving at scale.

To-date, ICONIQ Impact has advised on nearly $900M in grants, tackling the world’s most urgent challenges, including climate change, mental health, women’s health and rights, refugee resettlement and poverty relief. Across her career, Matti has developed and launched several global human rights campaigns, including most recently at UNICEF HQ in New York, leading public advocacy campaigns for child rights.

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How do you build a cross-border VC fund that backs female founders before the world sees their value?

In this #MeritIn Motion series, we sit down with Marisa Warren, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of ALIAVIA Ventures and Founder of the ELEVACAO. A former Microsoft and SAP exec turned entrepreneur and investor, Marisa shares how she’s rewriting the rules of venture, by backing high-growth female founders across the U.S. and Australia before they're on anyone else’s radar.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

0:00 - Intro

02:21 - From teenage hustles to Microsoft, SAP, and Workday; built SAP’s SME channel and scaled Microsoft cloud partner revenue

07:35 - The gender gap in VC; founded ELEVACAO to support women in tech

14:24 - Building ALIAVIA: a cross-border VC fund amid the pandemic; creative loan structure to beat the “no track record” barrier

18:38 - Fund strategy & the edge of cross-border dynamics: Australian startups are often undervalued, capital-efficient, growth-ready

24:48 - LP co-investment as a value driver; founder red flags & must-haves

31:14 - Portfolio focus & the influence of AI on Future of Work and HealthTech

35:10 - The maturity of Australian startup scene; LP alignment and stakeholder management

39:52 - Looking ahead: Fund II at $25M; Fund III to follow with potential growth fund

42:41 - Billion Dollar Questions

ABOUT MARISA WARREN

Marisa Warren is the Founder and Managing Partner of ALIAVIA Ventures, investing in female-founded tech startups across the U.S. and Australia. Established in 2021, ALIAVIA has delivered it's first exit, Loupe Art to Stingray, and invested in 12 early stage companies. She’s also the founder of ELEVACAO, a not-for-profit that helped 175 women raise over $120 million in funding, leading to 5 exits.

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When Guild Education’s co-founder Rachel Romer suffered a life-threatening stroke, the company’s future rested in the hands of Bijal Shah — then on maternity leave, recovering from a traumatic birth.

In this intimate and deeply strategic conversation, Guild’s now-CEO shares what it took to step up, scale a mission-driven business, and guide 70,000+ employees toward career mobility. From building slum workforce programs in India to powering skills transformation for giants like Walmart, Chipotle, and Disney—Bijal unpacks what it means to lead through adversity, design with empathy, and operate for long-term resilience.

This episode is for anyone thinking about the future of workforce development, durable marketplaces, or leadership when it matters most.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

02:11 - From Visa to slum development in India to scaling Guild

03:58 - Joining Guild: The founding vision, team conviction, and social enterprise thesis

07:51 - Evolution of the business model from content creation to a scalable marketplace

09:11 - Customer-led transformation: Meeting both employer and employee skill demands

12:41 - Workforce shifts: Aging population, AI disruption, and the half-life of skills

14:58 - Measuring impact: 70,000 learners, 2.6x retention boost, customized talent solutions

18:03 - Building long-term partnerships over short-term revenue: Walmart, Chipotle, Disney and more major clients

27:40 - Stepping into the CEO role: Permission to lead, guidance from the board, Rachel’s trust

39:45 - Billion Dollar Questions

ABOUT BIJAL SHAH

Bijal Shah is the CEO of Guild, a talent development company partnering with leading employers to help them build the talent needed for today and the resilient workforce of tomorrow. Guild works with organizations like Chipotle, Discover, Target, and Providence Health to provide seamless pathways for talent mobility that enhance the employee experience and activate internal talent to achieve business goals.

Bijal has been named a CNBC Changemaker, and Guild has been recognized as one of TIME’s Most Influential Companies, CNBC’s Disruptor 50, LinkedIn’s Top Startups, and received Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas award.

Prior to Guild, Shah held leadership roles across data analytics at Ibotta and corporate strategy at Visa. She served on the Board of Directors of Girls Inc. and was named one of Denver Business Journal’s 40 Under 40. Shah graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and the MIT Sloan School of Management. She lives in Denver with her husband and children.

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This week we sit down with Jeffrey L. Bowman — former Ogilvy senior partner turned founder of Reframe Consulting and Reframe AI Technologies — for a bold, unfiltered look at what it really means to future-proof your business. 

Jeffrey doesn’t just talk about diversity as a moral imperative; he reframes it as a growth strategy rooted in data, market opportunity, and long-overdue correction. From revealing how legacy data sets exclude entire populations to unpacking the $100 billion blind spots companies ignore when they leave women and people of color out of their TAM, he challenges conventional thinking on every front. He pulls no punches—calling out performative DEI, synthetic AI datasets, and the emerging “woe is me” narrative among young men. 

Whether you’re a founder, investor, or operator, this is a provocative, insight-rich conversation on how to build boldly for the world that is, not the one that was.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

0:00 - Intro

01:53 - Why Reframe? Widening the lens on TAM (Total Addressable Market) and reevaluating go-to-market strategies that exclude women and minorities

06:08 - This is a business risk, not a moral issue - exclusion is leaving billions on the table

08:01 - MetLife case study: refocusing segmentation led to 2x growth in digital product lines

11:04 - Historical data sets, current AI and most TAMs are inherently biased

18:14 - Future-proofing for brands; ELF Beauty case study

23:23 - Global lens on consumers today; How exclusive is your TAM?

27:53 - Monocultural vs. cross/polycultural strategy; Amazon case study in addressability

33:38 - Responsible AI & women in tech

37:06 - Power and capitalism: “To build the America we love, we must accept the new America: diverse, cross-cultural, and polycultural.”

39:49 - Masculinity and the “Lost Boy Syndrome”

43:24 - Billion Dollar Questions

About Jeffrey L. Bowman

Jeffrey L. Bowman is the CEO and founder of Reframe AI Technologies and Reframe Consulting Services. He is an inventor, pioneer of a change operating system and inclusive experience design approach that helps leaders accelerate and operationalize inclusive change and growth at scale. Bowman is a two-time award-winning Wiley published author and Campaign US 40 Over 40. A former senior partner and managing director at Ogilvy & Mather in New York City, one of the world’s largest advertising and communications agencies. It was there Bowman pioneered the industry’s first cultural practice that modernized the marketing and communications industry. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Campaign, The Economist, Fast Company, NBC (Today Show), Fortune to name a few and he speaks frequently at industry and trade events across the United States, Europe, and South America.

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Named one of Forbes’ Most Powerful Women, Melinda French Gates needs no introduction. Over the last twenty years through her work at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, one thing has become clear to her: If you want to lift a society up, you must invest in women.

This week's replay featured Erin Harkless Moore, Senior Director of Investment for Pivotal Ventures, a Melinda French Gates company created to do exactly that. To accelerate social progress in the U.S by investing in women’s power and influence. As a member of Pivotal’s Executive Leadership Team, Erin leads the organization’s fund, and direct investment decisions, overseeing a diverse portfolio of investments that drive breakthrough innovations and drive impact for people in the US.

With nearly 20 years of investment experience, building customized portfolios for endowed institutions and family offices, serving most recently as Managing Director at Cambridge Associates, we talk about everything from challenging the status quo to her investment strategy. You don’t want to miss this!

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Intro

02:04 - Erin's career, passion, profit, purpose

05:53 - The premium of 'track record'

07:58 - Investment in diversity initiatives under attack

10:53 - Where does the resistance come from?

12:30 - The role of consultants

16:01 - Melinda French Gates' point of impact

18:20 - Investing in women is not charity

24:24 - Getting to a 'yes' as an LP

30:22 - Cracking the patterns of history

Pivotal Ventures | A Melinda French Gates Company

Investing | Pivotal Ventures

Breaking With Tradition | Pitchbook

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In this episode of our mini series #MeritInMotion, we’re joined by Rosalind Bazany, Head of ESG and Impact at Antler, one of the world’s most active and selective early-stage VCs. As a pledge partner of Beyond The Billion, Antler has helped deploy capital into nearly 3,000 women through its founder residencies—without any diversity quotas.

From her childhood to managing hedge funds through the global financial crisis, Ros brings systems-level thinking to investing in outliers. We explore how Antler is rewriting the rules of venture by backing overlooked markets and underestimated founders across 27 offices and six continents—with a third of its capital going to women-led startups.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

0:00 - Intro

02:11 - Ros’ global roots that shaped her adaptability & curiosity; joining Antler

06:21 - Inside Antler’s highly selective global model: 160,000+ applications annually, 27 offices on 6 continents, 1500+ investments made

08:03 - Antler VS Y Combinator; backing PEOPLE before ideas: commercial viability and adaptability as key early traits

12:55 - Female founders with real returns under Antler’s portfolio; driving returns with intentionality, not hard quotas nor mandates

24:22 - Impact ≠ Concessionary Returns

27:46 - Exits and long-term view with liquidity on horizon

30:19 -  Sustainability as strategy: backing the outliers; leveraging Antler’s global programs to source the best of the best

39:35 - Looking ahead for Antler

42:26 - Gender lens is not a filter but a strategic aperture

46:07 - Billion Dollar Questions

Read Beyond The Billion's Our Next Billion Momentum Report 2025 here.

About Rosalind Bazany

Ros Bazany is Head of ESG and impact at Antler and currently based in Singapore. Ros is responsible for leading the overall strategy design and implementation of Antler’s ESG and impact proposition to deliver long-term value for Antler’s stakeholders. This includes oversight of firm level practices, founder engagement and investment decision making processes. 

Prior to this, she worked at the global asset manager Schroders for over 10 years, working with institutional and retail clients, including on a number of strategic ESG initiatives, across Europe and Asia. She started her career at the hedge fund BlueCrest and holds an MSc in Chemistry. 

She is passionate about making ESG and impact a tool to create value for our founders, Antler and the industry more broadly.

Read more about Antler’s 2024 ESG and Impact Report: https://www.antler.co/sustainability

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What happens when a viral creator becomes a deep tech investor—and then starts working on brain chips?

In this episode, we go beyond the hype with Taryn Southern—early YouTube pioneer, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, and now a leading voice in neurotechnology and AI.  From releasing the world’s first AI-generated music album to working at the frontier of brain-computer interfaces with Blackrock Neurotech, Taryn opens up about redefining creativity and investing in future-defining tech. 

You’ll walk away with a practical AI prompt framework, hard truths about what it takes to bet smart on deep tech—and a powerful reminder of what it really means to be human in an age of machines.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

0:00 - Intro

01:43 - From Anthropology to youtube stardom—then diving into AI & Neurotech

07:04 - The first artist to release a full AI-generated music album: why AI enhances creativity, not threatens it

12:45 - Upskilling for the AI era; The G.R.I.P.E. framework: How to prompt ChatGPT like a pro

16:18 - The science and reality behind BCI; Blackrock Neurotech’s critical technologies for ALS patients, funding and capital

26:47 - The future of AI for women; AI investment advice & the questions you should be asking

32:24 - Billion Dollar Questions with Taryn Southern

About Taryn Southern

"Deeply thoughtful yet boundlessly optimistic."

Taryn Southern is an award-winning storyteller and creative technologist exploring the intersection of emerging tech and human potential. Her groundbreaking creative experiments offer unique insights into how technology can help us unleash creativity, joy, wellbeing and productivity.

Originally from Kansas, Taryn’s first foray into entertainment began at 17 when she competed in the semi-finals of American Idol. In 2007, after obtaining degrees in journalism and anthropology, Taryn uploaded her first video onto YouTube.

Ten years and 750 million views later, this early YouTuber produced more than 1500 internet videos, at the forefront of the online content revolution. In 2007, she hosted and produced a TV series documenting her travels to meet her MySpace friends and uploaded her first viral video to YouTube.

Over the next decade, she created over 1500 videos garnering more than 1 billion views, served as an early advisor to YouTube, Google VR and Snapchat product teams, and consulted for companies like Conde Nast and Marriott on digital content strategy and narrative design.

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Venture capital is changing—and so is India. In this episode, we dive deep with Ankita Vashistha, the trailblazing investor behind Saha Fund and Arise Ventures.

From building Singapore’s first government-backed fund to leading a ₹500 Crore gender-lens powerhouse, Ankita’s story is one of grit, foresight, and redefining alpha. With 5 unicorns, 50+ investments, and a global accelerator reaching 5,000+ founders a year—this is more than investing. It’s revolution.

Timestamps / Key Takeaways

0:00 - Intro

01:50 - #1 From Copycat to Category Creator – The Rise of India as a Global Builder

08:32 - #2 Gender Lens ≠ Charity. It’s Alpha.

17:53 - #3 The Venture Capital Playbook Needs a Reboot—For India

19:42 - #4 From Capital Allocator to Company Builder

21:47 - #5 Be Loud. Be Clear. Be Your Own Champion.

22:47 - Closing Remark:Legacy in Motion

ABOUT ANKITA

With over 16 years of experience in private equity, venture capital, innovation, diversity and impact investing, Ankita is a passionate and visionary venture capital investor and entrepreneur. 

Ankita founded and led two pioneering funds, StrongHer Ventures and Saha Fund, that invest in and promote women engagement, empowerment and entrepreneurship through digital technology and now leading her third fund - Arise Ventures. 

Ankita also co-authored of the book "Innovation at Scale", which covers how digital is transforming industries and creating opportunities for women. 

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With 25 years across engineering, operating, and venture capital, Itamar Novick knows what it takes to build billion-dollar companies—because he’s done it. From betting his life savings on Life360 (now $4.5B public) to helping 60+ startups raise Series A, Itamar shares the unfiltered playbook on solo capital, Pre-Seed power moves, and why he’s staying small in a mega-fund world. 

Tune in for tactical insights on fundraising, AI investing, and VC truths founders should know!

TIMESTAMPS / KEY TAKEAWAYS

0:00 - Intro

02:10 - From Sandhill Road to solo GP: Itamar’s founder-focused philosophy

06:14 - Itamar’s bet on Life360: investing life savings and the $4.5B IPO journey

10:00 - Pivoting framework: ‘Time is money and money is time’

13:42 - The birth of Recursive Ventures

15:14 - Rise of solo GPs: How Tech, AI, & LPs making it more feasible

18:02 - AI’s role in venture — replacing VCs?

21:18 - Pre-Seed investing strategy: Staying small, focused, and lean.

24:44 - Trend of Mega Funds as financial services firms

27:35 - Returning capital before IPOs: Liquidity and Secondaries

33:54 - AI investing deep dive: Infra vs. application layer; importance of Moat

40:14 - Founders’ pitfalls: dilution, anti-patterns, and mispriced valuations

44:03 - Billion Dollar Questions

About Itamar Novick

Itamar is a solo capitalist and the founder of Recursive Ventures, a pre-seed fund focused on fintech, AI and emerging tech startups. Itamar has been on all sides of the startup table: as a founder and executive, an institutional VC, and an angel investor. 

He has supported over 50 successful startups, including Deel, Honeybook, Placer, Credible (IPO), MileIQ (acquired by Microsoft), Automatic Labs (acquired by SiriusXM), Tile (acquired by Life360), SafeGraph, and Armory. He’s been recognized by Business Insider as a Top 100 global seed investor. As an operator, he helped take Life360 from Seed to IPO, scaling the business to over $250m in revenue. 

Before that, Itamar was a founding team member and head of Product at Gigya (acquired by SAP). He holds an MBA from Berkeley Haas and an undergraduate degree in computer science from the Tel-Aviv Jaffa College.

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About Recursive Ventures

Recursive Ventures is a San Francisco based VC fund investing in US Pre-seed and Seed Tech Startups disrupting industries through use of Data and Artificial Intelligence. Recursive is managed by Itamar Novick with support from a seasoned group of Founders, Operators, and go-to-market experts.

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