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Scaling In The AI Era: Speed, Distribution and Retention | Chris Yeh

VNTR Podcast · 2025-12-24 · 1h 4m

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In this episode of the VNTR Podcast, we sit down with Chris Yeh who is an entrepreneur, writer, and mentor who helps people build meaningful companies, serving as VP of Marketing at PBworks, a general partner at Wasabi Ventures, and co-author of The Alliance: Managing Talent in the Networked Age.This episode is worth watching if you’re a founder, investor, or operator who wants to understand how storytelling, speed, and execution actually influence behavior, growth, and long-term success - not just sound good on stage or in a pitch. Chris Yeh is going deep to many topics: Storytelling that actually changes behavior Why network effects and retention matter more than technical moats, especially in AI What blitzscaling actually means in practice - beyond growth hacks How become successful in writingVNTR is building the world’s largest investor community by sharing lessons, hosting events, and offering opportunities.

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