Ted Glasnow

We love asset-light or asset-less B2B marketplaces that use existing infrastructure and think building endpoints to access that infrastructure is the future.

There's a future world where it will be relatively common for brands to not only potentially be required to, but on their own accord, put on labels or on their website, or just generally be more transparent about their environmental footprints. 

The five essentials ingredients to any company strategy document are:1. Mission - What are you meant to achieve2. Vision - What does it look like once you’ve achieved it3. Goal - How do you concretely know you’ve achieved it4. Strategy - What is the path to achieving it5. Strategic pillars - Three to five key bets that the company needs to make

[Home Depot] should have built this five years ago, honestly...I think there could be a cool opportunity to partner with them, where you could go on their site and get in touch with an actual skilled tradesperson who knows what they're talking about instead of customer service.

‍Positioning defines how your product is a leader at delivering something that a well-defined set of customers cares a lot about.

Home improvement is...almost a $500 billion market. $250 billion of that is home center sales...About half of that is probably pros or semi-pros directly. The other half is homeowners, small business owners, and folks that would be in our market... the scope of what we can do there—with 20% of homeowners being digital natives now—is probably a $10... See more

The most effective sales compensation plan at Flexport includes team based quota for managers (including the manager’s output), with no penalty for individual contributors underperforming. Additionally, managers were imcemtivized to drive long-term value by getting equity grants if they ramp new reps faster than average