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

In this episode, we sit down with Tom Henriksson, General Partner at OpenOcean, to dive into the world of venture capital and scaling groundbreaking software companies.

From his pivotal role in growing MySQL into a billion-dollar exit to leading Nokia’s mobile ad business, Tom shares invaluable insights on what it takes to navigate the competitive VC landscape and drive success for data-driven software companies reshaping industries today.

We also explore the unique challenges of venture investing, the critical importance of scaling early, and even how fatherhood has influenced his approach to leadership. If you're curious about building category-defining startups in Europe or just craving an inspiring conversation with one of the best in the game, this episode is for you!

0:00 - Intro

01:49 - Parenting: risk taking and philosophy as a VC

05:17 - “Entrepreneurship is the worst thing that you can do”; the evolution of entrepreneurship in Finland

09:10 - How to go on after failing first four investments

12:38 - Investing in software; MySQL

15:44 - Joining Nokia back in 2002; what made Nokia ahead of the others?

20:38 - Jyri Engerstrom & the innovator’s dilemma; Podia, the now Twitter

25:01 - From Nokia to OpenOcean

30:20 - Venture is tough business - how do we win in venture?

33:12 - Why invest out of Finland and operate out of Finland?

35:10 - Outlook for data software; the AI craze

38:03 - An anti-portfolio

39:52 - Billion Dollar Questions

Tom is a General Partner at OpenOcean and passionate about data-intensive software that is quick to love and built on strong technology. He is a big believer in accurate consumer profiling, marketing technologies, and intelligent automation of the enterprise. After recently driving strongly profitable exits for OpenOcean in Truecaller, LoopMe, Passfort, and TapDaq, Tom now holds board seats in Cambri, Leadoo Marketing Technologies, Operations1, and Workfellow. Tom’s previous experience includes investing in MySQL Ab, running Nokia’s Corporate BD, and launching and leading Nokia Interactive Advertising – the leading first-generation premium mobile ad-network. Tom scaled the business from scratch to $50 million in revenues in less than three years, including the acquisition of Boston-based Enpocket Inc.

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In today’s episode, we are amplifying the story of a resilient and visionary entrepreneur, Julie Wainwright. Known for her dramatic turnaround from overseeing the epic failure of Pets.com during the dot-com bust to creating the billion-dollar luxury consignment powerhouse, The RealReal, Julie’s journey is an inspiring tale of innovation, resilience, and strategic brilliance.

And while we'll also talk about her departure from the reveal and the challenges reported today – it is unquestionable that her journey from absolute failure to growing and scaling is a testament to her resilience and innovation. This is why she's next in the Billion Dollar Moves CEO series.

This conversation explores the valuable lessons from Julie’s storied career, her fearless approach to failure, and her bold steps in founding Ahara, her latest venture in personalized nutrition at age 67.

Get ready to uncover actionable insights on turning setbacks into comebacks, understanding untapped markets, and always putting the customer first. Let’s get started!

00:00 - Intro

02:30 - Key Takeaway 1: Failure is just the cost of success— be one with it

07:27 - Key Takeaway 2: Just because it’s never been done before, doesn’t mean it can’t be done

11:56 - Key Takeaway 3: Just get started. Do the damn thing, expand and stay focused.

14:50 - Key Takeaway 4: “Your customers vote everyday with their purchases. Pay attention”. Customer-Centric Approach

18:35 - Key Takeaway 5: “Your business is an opportunity for you to make an impact.” 

23:06 - Post-note: Initially successful, The RealReal's market cap dropped significantly - why?

Julie Wainwright began her illustrious career at Clorox as one of their first undergraduate hires in brand management, providing her with a solid foundation in profit and loss management and data analysis. Transitioning to the tech industry at the young age of 25, she joined Software Publishing amid the competitive landscape of Microsoft and Visicalc. Demonstrating remarkable initiative, Julie volunteered to handle international operations, leading efforts to establish international distribution from London by the age of 27. Her early experiences laid the groundwork for a dynamic career characterized by innovation and leadership.

Sources:

#80 - Julie Wainwright - Founder & CEO of The RealReal and Former Founder of Pets.com

How Julie Wainwright Built The RealReal To Be A Billion-Dollar Business | Forbes

Greycroft Co-Founder Ian Sigalow on Investing $1 Billion Right Now | StrictlyVC Download

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This week, we’re bringing you an exclusive panel discussion from the Arctic15 LP Summit 2024. Moderated by Sarah Chen-Spellings, this conversation dives deep into the evolving venture capital landscape, driven by the influx of private wealth.

Joining Sarah are Tor-Oskar Karlberg, Investment Director at Stephen Industries; Ville Solja, Owner & Investor at Kiilto Ventures; and Nydia Zhang, Investment Director at Ferretto Capital.

Together, the panel explores how family offices and high-net-worth individuals are transforming the venture space, the driving factors behind this shift, and the unique opportunities it presents for both investors and entrepreneurs.

Tune in now for insights into the strategies family offices are using to shape the future of venture capital!

0:00 - Intro

04:02 - Where do venture stands in family offices’ portfolio? 

07:53 - Building the portfolio; using funds as an entry point to deal flow

09:55 - The investment landscape of family offices in Asia; “we need to know who we are before we start to look for what we like”

14:01 - Involvement in direct investments as a next-gen in family offices; “we need to be more active; not only because we find strong purpose, we actually need to do in order to survive.”

16:42 - Purposeful investing and making impact as family offices

21:54 - Outlook for the current and the next cycle; how is Asia faring as a region

27:16 - Audience questions

Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKnKGKd_4WI

Panelists:

Tor-Oskar Karlberg- Investment Director, Stephen Industries

Ville Solja – Owner & Investor, Kiilto Ventures

Nydia Zhang – Investment Director, Ferretto Capital

Moderator: 

Sarah Chen-Spellings – Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Beyond The Billion

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This week, our host Sarah Chen-Spellings, venture capitalist, strategist, and co-founder of Beyond the Billion, takes the hot seat on the iDigress podcast, hosted by Troy Sandige!

Sarah shares her insights on what it truly takes to build billion-dollar unicorns—from mastering the pitch to overcoming rejection and navigating the highs and lows of entrepreneurship.

Tune in to learn how she’s helping entrepreneurs thrive in today’s fast-paced market, and discover the critical strategies that turn setbacks into success.

Building Billion Dollar Unicorns: How To Pitch, Overcome Rejection, & Succeed As A Modern Entrepreneur With Sarah Chen-Spellings [Masterclass]

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Struggling to land that big pitch? Wondering why your path to success is filled with setbacks? Join us as we uncover what it really takes to build billion-dollar unicorns! Learn how to navigate failure, overcome rejection, stay resilient, and empower yourself—and others—in today’s competitive market with insights from venture capitalist and strategist Sarah Chen-Spellings in this masterclass episode.

In this episode, we delve into the high-stakes world of entrepreneurship with Sarah Chen-Spellings, a venture capitalist, strategist, and co-founder of Beyond the Billion. Join us as we explore the journey of building billion-dollar unicorns, where success is not just about having a great idea, but mastering the art of pitching, navigating the inevitable rejections, and persisting through the toughest challenges.

Sarah shares her unique insights on what it truly takes to succeed in today’s fast-paced entrepreneurial landscape. From her experience leading a global consortium investing over $1 Billion in women-founded companies to her work as a seasoned strategist and host of the "Billion Dollar Moves" podcast, Sarah offers invaluable advice for entrepreneurs aiming to make their mark.

Whether you’re an emerging entrepreneur or a seasoned founder, this episode is your masterclass on how to pitch, overcome rejection, and ultimately succeed in the billion-dollar game. Learn the critical strategies that differentiate those who thrive from those who fall short, and discover the mindset needed to turn risk into reward.

Key Takeaways:

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights from one of the leading voices in venture capital and entrepreneurship. 

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This week, we are resurfacing our conversation with Johanna Småros, co-founder of RELEX Solutions, one of Finland's leading unicorns. In our conversation, we delve into the unique path of RELEX Solutions, which was bootstrapped for more than 10 years and built “The Finnish Way” - practical and transparent.

From bootstrapping for over a decade to transforming the company into a global leader, her story is a testament to innovation, resilience, and strategic vision.

This is why, Johanna is next on the list of #BillionDollarMoves we should all learn from.

TIMESTAMPS / KEY TAKEAWAYS

0:00 - Intro

02:29 - Lesson #1: Don't Underestimate Academic Foundations

05:16 - Lesson #2: Do It Your Way: The Finnish Way of Building

07:03 - Lesson #3: Find Your Unique Approach in a Saturated Space

10:56 - Lesson #4: Leverage Existing Champions to Drive Global Ambition

15:11 - 3 Actionable Questions for You

If you enjoyed this, tune in to full episode with Johanna!

From Bootstrapped Startup to Finnish Tech Unicorn: RELEX Solutions' Rise w/ Johanna Småros, RELEX Solutions

🎙️Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/bdm-johanna 

🎞️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3moRBN0M5r0

🌐 Website: https://www.billiondollarmoves.com/from-bootstrap-to-finnish-tech-unicorn-relex-solutions-johanna-smaros/ 

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This week’s episode features Nick Washburn, Senior Managing Director at Intel Capital. If you're an investor—or aspire to be—this conversation is a masterclass you won't want to miss.

For those who might not be familiar, Intel Capital is the venture capital arm of Intel Corporation, and it's long been considered the gold standard in the industry. They've backed legendary companies like Red Hat, VMware, and DocuSign, among others. Over the past three decades, they've seen more than 250 of their portfolio companies go public and have had another 500 successful exits. And since 2018 alone, Intel Capital has seen approximately $12 billion in market cap companies hit the public markets.

From the intricacies of reserve strategies to the common pitfalls that even seasoned VCs can stumble into, we’ve covered it all.

This insider look at the art and science of venture investing, especially from someone with Nick's experience, is packed with valuable insights. So, trust me, this is one conversation you don't want to miss!

0:00 - Intro

01:32 - Lessons from ice hockey: “Go to where the puck was going”

02:39 - Shaping founders to be less output-focused; “All of the biggest outcomes are extreme outliers and there is no path.”

04:26 - Pattern matching; “Try to not focus necessarily on the background, but more of their understanding of the problem statement and why they feel best position to solve it.”

06:45 - The two sins in venture: sins of omission and commission

10:06 - The hyped AI field and what matters more to the devs and customers?

13:43 - Cybersecurity; singular platform versus best tools

16:10 - Core competency of Intel Capital in investment; “I invest both in developer tools and infrastructure software; if I don't look at them in the right aperture, I get it wildly wrong.”

19:49 - Inside Intel Capital: north of 250 IPOs and 500 exits in the past 30 years

24:19 - What has Intel Capital done right in structuring?; “You should lead with the goal and then reverse it in the process.”

27:48 - Nick’s personal journey from law school to investments; the imposter syndrome

31:44 - The anti-portfolio; FreshPaint: “They have not pivoted. They just reposition because that's where the market demand was coming.”

35:06 - On guiding founders; Charles Hudson’s “When to Intervene”

38:43 - The dynamics of Intel’s investment committee and strategy framework

42:17 - Takes on current market conditions

43:38 - Billion Dollar Questions

Nick Washburn is a Senior Managing Director of Intel Capital located in Denver, CO. He joined Intel Capital in 2014.

Nick is a voting member of Intel Capital’s investment committee and co-manages Intel Capital’s cloud investment domain. He focuses on early-stage investments in cloud-native infrastructure, developer tools, artificial intelligence/machine learning, and data platforms.

Nick currently serves as a director or observer on the boards of Augtera Networks, Fly.io, Freshpaint, Moderne, OtterTune, and Tetrate. He also works closely on Intel Capital’s investments in Anyscale and Upbound.

In addition, Nick currently serves as a director on the board of the National Venture Capital Association, and he is a member of the Kauffman Fellows, Class 25. He is a proud father to amazing twin boys, he loves playing ice hockey, and he is an avid lover of all things outdoors, including skiing, mountain biking and rock climbing.

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Muslims are projected to constitute more than 25% of the world's total population this year. To many in the industry, this isn't just a statistic; it represents a vast array of opportunities for the markets.

This week, we are revisiting our conversation with Fara Abdullah, CEO of Bitsmedia, the brains behind the immensely popular Muslim lifestyle app, Muslim Pro. 

With a fresh injection of $20 million from its Series A funding round, featuring participation from Gobi Partners, alongside continued backing from existing investors CMI Capital Partners and Bintang Capital Partners, Bitsmedia is poised to enhance the faith experience through cutting-edge technologies. Our discussion delves into various aspects, including the business landscape, the potential in faith-driven markets, and the interception of faith, finance, and technology. 

0:00 - Intro

02:52 - Market opportunities in the Muslim community; Bitsmedia’s business model

07:39 - Challenging the misconceptions and templatization of Muslims

10:49 - Thesis behind the 160 million annual downloads of Muslim Pro: faith in challenging times and the modern Muslim lifestyle

15:13 - Bitsmedia’s ideal consumer profile and the growth of user base

20:30 - Business models and the biggest revenue drive for Bitsmedia

24:11 - Decision making and resource distribution as the CEO

26:52 - The role of technology in shaping faith and vice versa

30:31 - The idea of moderation and ethical interpretations with use of technologies

32:41 - Bitsmedia’s role in the interception of faith, finance and technology

34:35 - Observed trends of religious behaviors and attitudes; the socialization of faith

37:01 - Fundraising and choosing the right partners

39:46 - Billion dollar questions

1/ The market is HUGE and there’s something for everyone.

With the global Muslim population surpassing 2 billion as we’re speaking now, the market needs continue to evolve.

Beyond facilitating religious practices, there's a plethora of avenues to explore, from educational content for children to virtual community building and financial services.

2/ Infusion of technology is inevitable in today’s world; we cannot simply steer away from it.

“Regardless of how afraid we are of it, how much we want to preserve certain things, this technology wave is coming,”

Despite concerns, the inevitable wave of technology presents significant opportunities.

According to Fara, embracing this wave requires courage while prioritizing community safety and moderation.

3/ See the market potential beyond complexity.

While the complexity of faith-related businesses may deter some, more and more investors recognize the immense potential within this market.

And just like any business, expertise and strategic vision are essential to harnessing these opportunities effectively.

Bitsmedia is a Singapore-based, technology company known globally as the developer and publisher of the Muslim Pro app – a highly-rated and comprehensive Muslim lifestyle app with more than 150 million downloads globally to date.

The company is also the publisher of Qalbox, a global subscription video on demand (SVoD) entertainment streaming service aimed at the global Muslim community.

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We’re thrilled to feature Jyri Engeström, a serial entrepreneur who found early success with exits to Google and Groupon. Now an investor, Jyri continues to shape the startup landscape as a General Partner at Yes VC, the fund he co-founded with his partner, Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr. At the same time, Jyri makes significant strides in building and investing in startups alongside Petteri Koponen at Lifeline Ventures in Finland.

We delve into the opportunities and technologies shaping the future, lessons Jyri has learned from his time in Silicon Valley, and how Finland is positioning itself as a global startup hub. Jyri’s deep understanding of network theory, social dynamics, and his curiosity about emerging markets—from space colonization to geopolitical shifts—makes this an episode you won’t want to miss.

0:00 - Intro

02:41 - The Innovator’s Dilemma, Sociology, & bi-continental life in Finland & the US

06:20 - Working in Nokia to founding Jaiku

08:56 - Google’s acquisition of Jaiku

12:52 - Selling Ditto to Groupon; “I knew to kill the app immediately after the acquisition,”

16:09 - Lessons learned as a serial entrepreneur; leadership

19:01 - New chapters with True Ventures and Yes VC; patterns of success in portfolio 

25:04 - Yes VC’s super early stage approach; thoughts on legacy

32:06 - Identifying the potential unicorns; how to be curiosity-driven, continuously

37:00 - Minting the unicorns & the anti-portfolios

39:37 - The founder product fit; Petteri Koponen’s pattern of success

44:48 - Raising children; parallel entrepreneurship

49:58 - The liquidity & exit landscape and deal flow in Finland today

54:11 - Jyri's trajectory for the next five years; messages to global investors

56:29 - Billion Dollar Questions

The third edition of Founders to Finland Program helps international scale-up

founders build their business network in the Nordics. This 7-day program takes place

in Helsinki in November, and its 15 selected participants get to experience the magic

of the Slush startup conference and valuable side events with a free ticket. Expect

hyper-relevant networking, personal introductions to local companies, and tailored

info sessions to learn more about the innovative spirit of the Finnish scale-up culture.

Learn more and apply by September 1!

Jyri has invested in several unicorns including Unity, Oura, Iceye and Boom Supersonic. Jyri’s entrepreneurial journey began with Jaiku, a mobile social networking service he co-founded with Petteri Koponen and sold to Google in 2007. He sold his second company Ditto, a recommendation service, to Groupon in 2012. In 2020 he founded Primary Diagnostics, a healthcare platform serving tens of millions of people across the U.S.

For four years Jyri was at True Ventures, a leading Silicon Valley venture fund, where he invested in e.g. Iceye, the world’s largest radar satellite constellation, with Lifeline. Alongside Lifeline Ventures Jyri is Partner at Yes VC, a venture firm he co-founded with Caterina Fake in San Francisco. Yes VC has notable investments in carbon capture, post-fossil energy, space and AI. Jyri combines company-building with venture investing. “Entrepreneurship is a skill. It takes discipline and practice. Each company we build improves our hit rate going forward.”

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This week's episode is proudly brought to you by Tatler Gen.T.

On July 12th, we celebrated the groundbreaking launch of Draco Evolution Corp’s AI-driven ETF, now trading on the NYSE. We had the privilege to speak with the visionary co-founders, Jack Fu and Steve Chen, about their innovative ideas and the future of finance.

This week, we dive deeper into Steve Chen’s journey co-founding and leaving YouTube, and why we should all take bold leaps in life.

0:00 - Intro

02:42 - The ‘One-Way Ticket’: “If I have an idea, I'm just going to regret it if I don't take this opportunity now to actually try it out.”

04:16 - The real story of YouTube: “it was a dating video site”; “it was through these changes as you're pivoting around and figuring out exactly where this path is going to take you”

09:00 - Google’s acquisition of YouTube; “He said, we’re making the largest acquisition ever made by Google,”

11:48 - Behind key decisions: “The answer usually is in our heads already.”; the hardest lesson learned

14:40 - Building legacy and impact; “What brings you happiness?”

Steve Chen is a Taiwanese-American Internet entrepreneur who is one of the co-founders and previous chief technology officer of the video-sharing website YouTube. After he co-founded the company AVOS Systems, Inc. and built the video-sharing app MixBit, he joined Google Ventures in 2014.

Building Legacy & The Future of Finance w/ Steve Chen & Jack Fu, Draco Evolution

🎙️Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/bdm-draco

🎞️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzjmFfRequ8

🌐 Website: https://www.billiondollarmoves.com/the-future-of-finance-steve-chen-jack-fu-draco-evolution-nyse/ 

READ MORE:

DRACO EVOLUTION’S STEVE CHEN AND JACK FU ON BUILDING LEGACY AND THE FUTURE OF FINANCE | Tatler Gen.T

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This week, we're diving into the remarkable journey of Adi Tatarko, Co-Founder and CEO of Houzz, a story that epitomizes resilience, innovation, and the strength of community. 

Adi and her husband, Alon Cohen, turned their personal frustration into a global leader in the home renovation and design industry. What began as a side project evolved into a multi-billion dollar enterprise, now serving over 3 million professionals and 70 million users worldwide. 

Let's unpack Adi’s #billiondollarmoves in today's CEO Series!

0:00 - Intro

1:44 - Lesson #1: Don’t underestimate the power of being open to opportunities

4:52 - Lesson #2: Bootstrapping in the beginning is not the worst Idea

8:50 - Lesson #3: Build for scale AND RESILIENCE by focusing on sound foundations

13:38 - Billion Dollar Questions

Adi Tatarko is the co-founder and CEO of Houzz, an online platform for home remodeling and design she and her husband, Alon Cohen, started in 2009. The couple launched the website after they had trouble finding ideas for remodeling their house. Under her leadership, the company has become an influential marketplace in the design industry, connecting millions of homeowners with home professionals globally. Alon replaced Adi as CEO of the company in January 2024. 

Prior to founding Houzz, Adi worked in international finance. She holds a BA in Economics from Tel Aviv University. Adi’s entrepreneurial acumen and deep understanding of the technology-driven consumer market make her a valuable addition to any venture capital portfolio.

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How I Built This with Guy Rap | Adi Tatarko 

'Maybe I'm Not A Typical Founder But So What?': How Houzz Cofounder Adi Tatarko Leads Uniquely | Forbes Women

Outsider Insight: Adi Tatarko | Sequoia Capital

Adi Tatarko (Houzz) at Startup Grind Silicon Valley

Houzz CEO on how she took her idea to help homeowners remodel homes and turned it a global business | Yahoo Finance

Houzz CEO: Empowering Users | Mad Money | CNBC

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