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Mantle Mondays

Mantle Mondays

著者: Amar Varma and Amit Jethani
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概要

Hosted by Amar Varma and Amit Jethani, Mantle Mondays brings you authentic conversations with startup founders every week. We dive deep into their entrepreneurial journeys, from the first spark of an idea to scaling challenges and pivotal moments that shaped their companies. Each episode uncovers hardest-won lessons, biggest mistakes, and the advice founders wish they'd received when starting out. Whether you're launching your first venture, navigating growth, or dreaming about taking the leap, tune in for honest, practical wisdom from those who've been in the trenches.Amar Varma and Amit Jethani マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • The Build vs. Buy Debate in the AI Era with Ashok Sivanand
    2026/03/23

    AI makes it easier to ship. Ashok Sivanand, founder and former CEO of Integral, explains why that can be dangerous if founders confuse output with progress.In this Mantle Mondays conversation, Ashok breaks down how lean product teams actually win: identify the constraint, sequence the bottlenecks, and tie every prototype to a real business outcome. 00:00 Intro01:17 Ashok’s origin story05:18 Efficiency vs. effectiveness07:56 Silent killers before Series A17:18 AI experimentation and false progress21:56 Build vs. buy in the AI era27:43 The hidden cost of building in-house32:38 What Ashok is optimistic about34:23 Rapid fire

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    40 分
  • The Ops Playbook Behind Tensor’s Acquisition by Coinbase
    2026/03/09

    Phil Jacobson, former Head of Operations at Tensor Labs, breaks down what startup ops actually looks like when the stakes are high: legal, finance, hiring, cap table cleanup, and acquisition readiness. The biggest takeaway: the systems founders delay early are often the same systems that matter most when it’s time to raise, scale, or sell.


    In this Mantle Mondays episode, Phil shares how he went from founder to operator, why he joined Tensor Labs, what he learned running ops in crypto, and why getting the cap table out of a spreadsheet was one of the first things he tackled before Tensor’s acquisition by Coinbase.

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    37 分
  • The Brain Behind Boardy: Andrew D’Souza
    2026/03/02

    Most people treat networking like a volume game: more DMs, more intros, more meetings.

    Andrew D’Souza (Boardy, ex‑Clearco) argues it’s actually a trust + memory game—and AI finally makes a true “trust bridge” possible.

    In this episode, Amar Varma (Mantle) and Andrew D’Souza (Boardy) break down:

    • Why paid referrals can kill trust (even when the intro is great)
    • What product-market fit feels like in real life (“stumbling in the desert” → inflection)
    • The CEO moment nobody talks about: knowing when you’re not the right operator
    • Why Boardy exists: perfect memory + growing imagination + a principled network
    • 2026 go-to-market: what AI makes possible that humans never could (or never would)If you’re building something ambitious and want better opportunities to find you, listen to Andrew’s framework and then get on Boardy’s radar by telling your “why you, why now.”

    Subscribe for more founder/operator conversations on Mantle Mondays.

    Take a call with Boardy: www.boardy.ai

    Create your cap table with Mantle: www.withmantle.com

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    43 分
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