@rabois: Recommend listening!
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A tweet recommending a podcast episode featuring an interview with John Willett, Co-Founder & COO of Rogo, an AI company valued at $2B, discussing his background and collaborations with financial firms.
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Recommend listening!
Vidit Agarwal (@vidags10): Ep #276 is live.
John Willett is the Co-Founder & COO of Rogo, the $2B AI company working with firms including Lazard, Jefferies, Rothschild & Co, Moelis and Nomura.
In his first in-depth interview, we unpack: ▪️ Growing up in a family of engineers ▪️ Meeting Gabe Stengel at
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