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Philip I. Thomas

I build at the intersection of math, business, and software. Find me on LinkedIn and Github, and contact me at [email protected].

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Emma Lawler

I have a background in product, design, and entrepreneurship. I grew up in Colorado and have lived around the world, but mostly in San Francisco and New York City. I started my career at AKQA and Fitbit where I learned from experienced technologists and caught the entrepreneurial bug. I co-founded Moonlight, a marketplace to discover, hire, and pay experienced software developers. We bootstrapped to profitability, raised VC, and sold the platform in 2020. Next, I joined theSkimm to build membership apps under each of their content verticals (money, news, etc). Knowing I wanted to be a VC-backed founder again, I went to business school at Chicago Booth to study finance and economics, and was an Investor and EIR at Chicago Ventures. After graduation, I started Velvet - an AI platform to monitor and evaluate LLM-powered apps. We grew through bottoms-up developer adoption, and were acquired by Arize AI in 2025. Now I'm a Product Lead at Rippling, launching a new product this year. Connect with me on LinkedIn 👋

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Kumar Thangudu

I work on EngineerSF helping companies scale through non-obvious methods. I share my updates and musings on startups, energy, and the macro here pseudorandomly whenever I have a fortress of thoughts on a topic or issue. LinkedIn Twitter. I invest, build, write, and work. I also build and maintain a strong network of private curated communities in US manufacturing, Georgia Tech Alums, Data Centers (AI, Energy, and Mining), and American Industrialists which have FOs, VCs, angels, public company C-suite, and as well some who are at the start of their careers.

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Lindsay Crouse

Hi! I'm a journalist and the author of the forthcoming book The Case for Quitting, out Sept. 8 from HarperOne and available for preorder now. It draws on my first career at The New York Times, where I spent 15 years producing films and videos and writing about endurance sports, and asks the question: In a world that prizes persistence, when does perseverance work against us? I've spent years looking at this question from various angles. Drawing on my own experiences as a competitive athlete, I was lucky to play a role in coverage of women athletes at The Times. The Emmy-nominated video series I produced, Equal Play, broke news by centering female athletes’ untold experiences and led to widespread reform in women’s sports. My reporting exposed the lack of maternity protections that female professional athletes secretly faced at the time (featuring the experiences of Olympians Alysia Montano, Allyson Felix, and Kara Goucher, among others) — the result of a year-long investigation into industry standards, contracts, and the undisclosed toll of work and motherhood on female athletes. Combining my backgrounds in both video production and text reporting, the package changed maternity norms across the industry, including at Nike, which created a new policy to ensure pay for pregnant athletes over 18 months. In my years with Op-Docs, The Times’s series of short documentaries by independent filmmakers, I produced nearly 400 short films, winning 4 Emmy awards (more than 20 nominations), 4 Oscar nominations, and 2 Peabody awards. Merging my background in women’s sports and documentary, I commissioned the first Oscar-winner for The Times (“The Queen of Basketball,” 2021). I'm a 2:53 marathoner and ran cross country at Harvard. Here is some of my work you may have seen in The Times: "I'm 35 and Faster than I Ever Thought Possible" "How the 'Shalane Effect' Works" "Why Men Quit and Women Don't" You can contact me at [email protected]

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Ivana

👋🏼 Happy you're here - I'm Ivana, a MBA student at Chicago Booth (graduating in a few days!). 💼 I'm passionate about entrepreneurship / startups and innovative tech in the entertainment, media, and fitness spaces. Before business school, I was a consultant at Accenture Strategy, and during Booth - I've interned at multiple consumer related startups in marketing & business development roles (Candy Digital, an entertainment + sports NFT startup; Sky Mavis, a leading gaming crypto startup; TrueToForm, a digital avatar startup for apparel design; and Velvet, a payment authentication platform). 💛 Currently, I'm working at SoulCycle, leading partnerships and business development. Also other companies I'm consulting for are Blue Bottle Coffee (supporting go-to-market on latest cafe launch in Chicago 😉) and a stealth coffee pop-up (advisory / strategy). If you ever want to chat about wellness or coffee, I'd love to hear from you! ☕️ On weekends or mornings, you'd likely find me at Blue Bottle Coffee right after a SoulCycle class. Reach out if you want to join! Cheers, Ivana IG: @_hi_ivana TG: @chenivana

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Aaron Cohn

Hey I'm Aaron 👋 These days, I'm focused on creating a better future of work, no-code, and designing experiences worth talking about [both IRL + digital]. I lead Community at a future-of-work startup called A.Team, creating a home on the internet for the most talented independent software builders on earth. We've raised $60M to date (NYT, Forbes) from Tiger, Insight, Adam Grant, Michael Ovitz, Jay-Z, and the CFO of SpaceX. Outside of work, here's what else keeps me busy: • I rent a ski mountain every year for 160 friends [friendsrentamountain.com] • Volunteer as the no-code lead for US Digital Response • Dabbling in new products as a Partner at Quiet Ventures, a small NYC-based startup studio • EIR at the National University of Singapore • Adjunct Professor at Binghamton University • Running Founders Friday NYC • Thursday Night Softball • Enthusiastic supporter of dinner parties, Mets games, Citi Bike, Broadway rush tickets, good government, friend matchmaking, independent ski areas, history museums, last-minute trips, clever dodgeball strategy, and walking tours.

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Victoria Martinez de la Cruz

Open source software engineer @ Red Hat. Currently focused on all things storage for the cloud. Always up for meeting with people and having good conversations. Learn more about me on LinkedIn, follow my tech posts (and memes!) on Twitter, and contact me at [email protected].

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Philip I. Thomas · March 4, 2026

I just published "What I'm up to - March 2026" on my website - check it out:

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