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Marc Nager has spent the past eight years of his life building Startup Weekend into one of the biggest startup ecosystems in the world. His next big bet? Small towns.

Mette spills all in how to keep one's head in the game, what to prioritize, and (almost most importantly) how to not lose yourself in the ever tasking race that is entrepreneurialism.

Pascal Finette grows startups tackling the world’s most intractable problems leveraging exponential technologies. Here he shares insight beyond entrepreneurship including the current GMO debate, spoiled vaccines, and clean drinking water.

Naveen Jain is an entrepreneur and philanthropist driven to solve the world’s biggest challenges through innovation. He is the founder of several successful companies and here he talks about the moon, the education system, the health industry, and more.

Blake Mycoskie shares the "why" behind TOMS, what he learned by growing too quickly, and other details around his ideas and experiences as a social entrepreneur.

Steve Case, Former AOL Chairman and CEO, shares lessons about perseverance and forward-thinking from his AOL journey that startups today can learn from, today.

Pandora Co-Founders Tim Westergren and CTO Tom Conrad discuss early challenges, the tensions between streaming services and artists, the arduous battles in Congress, and share some crucial advice to help other entrepreneurs get through tough times.

The founder of Slack talks about how he created Flickr and Slack out of the ashes of failed projects and shares tips for achieving a billion dollar valuation.

John Zimmer, Co-Founder of Lyft, talks about plans for growth, company culture and finding success in the cut-throat ride sharing industry.

Airbnb absolutely should have died long before it got close to Y-Combinator. Why they didn’t is a story of $40,000 in maxed out credit cards, dozens of rejections, a lost cell signal that almost tanked the company, burned fingers, a high fiber diet of “Cap’n McCains”, and everyone thinking they were nuts. One things for sure—No matter how screwed your startup may seem... The early days of Airbnb was even worse.