337: What A Future Billion Dollar Business Looks Like: With Google’s Lead Investor, David Lawee

337: What A Future Billion Dollar Business Looks Like: With Google’s Lead Investor, David Lawee

Ever wondered what traits and characteristics Google looks for in a founder? Wonder no more, because in this interview, Nathan Chan sits down with CapitalG Founder, David Lawee, to discuss the journey of finding the next $1B Unicorn Business. David is Google's Lead Investor, and has over 13 years of experience under his belt working for one of the largest companies on the planet. Prior to joining Google, Lawee has been a serial entrepreneur. His biggest takeaway from the experience was how to successfully scale companies, and during the interview he finally reveals exactly how to do it. Lawee shares what he believes it takes to create a billion-dollar company. Lawee reveals all the traits and characteristics he looks for in founders when it comes to investing billions of dollars, and exactly what the company needs to look like. Key Takeaways How David Lawee found himself working for Google, CapitalG, and what he learned during his time as a serial entrepreneur The characteristics and traits that he looks for when it comes to investing The difference between an ordinary company, and the billion dollar unicorn Lawee’s advice for those looking to open more doors The change in the market, and an insider's view into Google investment world Lawee discusses how to align your company with investors’ needs

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598: (Solo) Your Brand Is Not a Logo: Why Most Founders Get Stuck Before They Even Launch

598: (Solo) Your Brand Is Not a Logo: Why Most Founders Get Stuck Before They Even Launch

Think your “brand” is a logo, font, and color palette? That’s polish—not branding. Real ecommerce branding makes customers feel understood, builds instant trust, and increases conversions across your ...

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597: How She Built a $33M App with ZERO Ads | Tezza Barton

597: How She Built a $33M App with ZERO Ads | Tezza Barton

Tezza Barton bootstrapped the Tezza app from a two-person passion project into a 25M+ download, $33M/year creative-tech brand—with just 15 employees and zero paid ads for the first four years. In th...

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596: (Solo) The Most Unexpected Lessons I Learned From Scooter Braun

596: (Solo) The Most Unexpected Lessons I Learned From Scooter Braun

You might expect my favorite interviews to be with Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, or Barbara Corcoran. But one that surprised me — and stuck with me more than most — was with Scooter Braun. In this...

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TRAILER: Welcome to The Foundr Podcast with Nathan Chan

TRAILER: Welcome to The Foundr Podcast with Nathan Chan

The Foundr Podcast with Nathan Chan is where ambitious founders get real playbooks, not theory. Every week, Nathan sits down with the world’s top entrepreneurs and operators to unpack how they built, ...

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595: She Turned Handmade Jewellery Into $10M Brand | Pia Mance

595: She Turned Handmade Jewellery Into $10M Brand | Pia Mance

Pia Mance started Heaven Mayhem in 2022 with just $900 and scaled it into a $10M accessories brand in under three years. In this interview, Pia breaks down the scrappy steps she took to launch her...

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594: (Solo) The Mindset Lessons I’ve Learned From 100+ Founders

594: (Solo) The Mindset Lessons I’ve Learned From 100+ Founders

Most founders obsess over tactics, hacks, and strategies. But the truth? None of it matters if you don’t have the right mindset. In this episode, I share the mental frameworks I’ve learned after a de...

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593: Phoebe Gates: Building an AI Fashion Startup Backed by Kris Jenner & Sara Blakely

593: Phoebe Gates: Building an AI Fashion Startup Backed by Kris Jenner & Sara Blakely

Phoebe Gates went from failed prototypes in her Stanford dorm room to building one of the fastest growing fashion-tech startups in the world. In this interview, the co-founder of AI shopping app Ph...

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592: (Solo) The Truth About Originality: What Great Founders Really Do

592: (Solo) The Truth About Originality: What Great Founders Really Do

Most founders think they need a completely original idea to succeed. The truth? Great businesses are often built by borrowing brilliance — and putting your own spin on what already works. In this e...

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