Liza Landsman's guest appearances

Liza Landsman

Tearsheet Podcast: The Business of Finance

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Walter Isaacson

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Gregg Renfrew

Gregory Zuckerman

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Beth Comstock

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Joseph Stiglitz

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Slava Rubin

Anindya Ghose

Ted Wright

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Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Zack Miller.Company transitions are always interesting. One transition I particularly like is that pivotal point when a startup matures to the extent a founder steps aside and makes way for new leadership. It’s an important stage – figuring out how to balance the passion and insight of a founder with new leadership to continue to grow the vision. Stash, a company we’ve covered at Tearsheet over the past few years, is undergoing an important transition now. Liza Landsman joined a few months back as CEO. Liza seems to have the perfect background to lead Stash into its next leg of maturity – she combines deep product and leadership experiences in ecommerce, banking, and investing – at firms like Jet.com, Citigroup, BlackRock, and E*TRADE. She also worked with a lot of founders in her most recent role as investor at NEA. Stash’s model – which works with everyday folks to consistently invest a little bit at a time –  itself is part banking, part ecommerce, and part investing.  Liza joins me on the podcast to talk about her mandate as CEO and the work ahead. We talk about Stash’s mission and how it’s built a service that people genuinely enjoy using. Liza shares the metrics that will serve as the firm’s north star. We also discuss Stash Core – the firm built its next generation infrastructure that will allow it better economics as well as the ability to more easily plug in partners to the ecosystem. Liza says this will manifest itself on the consumer side but also in the firm’s new work embarking on B2B.Liza Landsman is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Zack Miller. Company transitions are always interesting. One transition I particularly like is that pivotal point when a startup matures to the extent a founder steps aside and makes way for new leadership. It’s an important stage – figuring out how to balance the passion and insight of a founder with new leadership to continue to grow the vision.  Stash, a company we’ve covered at Tearsheet over the past few years, is undergoing an important transition now. Liza Landsman joined a few months back as CEO. Liza seems to have the perfect background to lead Stash into its next leg of maturity – she combines deep product and leadership experiences in ecommerce, banking, and investing – at firms like <a href="http://Jet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jet.com</a>, Citigroup, BlackRock, and E*TRADE. She also worked with a lot of founders in her most recent role as investor at NEA. Stash’s model – which works with everyday folks to consistently invest a little bit at a time –  itself is part banking, part ecommerce, and part investing.   Liza joins me on the podcast to talk about her mandate as CEO and the work ahead. We talk about Stash’s mission and how it’s built a service that people genuinely enjoy using. Liza shares the metrics that will serve as the firm’s north star. We also discuss Stash Core – the firm built its next generation infrastructure that will allow it better economics as well as the ability to more easily plug in partners to the ecosystem. Liza says this will manifest itself on the consumer side but also in the firm’s new work embarking on B2B. Liza Landsman is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

Stash's new CEO Liza Landsman on Stash Core, delighting customers, and moving into B2B

This week Stephen and Phineas chat with Liza Landsman, General Partner at NEA. They discuss the role of venture capitalists as investors and board members, how important culture is at startups, and the art and science of operating and investing the right way.

This week Stephen and Phineas chat with Liza Landsman, General Partner at NEA. They discuss the role of venture capitalists as investors and board members, how important culture is at startups, and the art and science of operating and investing the right way.

The Art and Science of Boards and Venture Capital with Liza Landsman, General Partner at NEA

As we approach the depths of the Christmas buying season, today we head straight to the core of holiday spirit: e-commerce and online shopping. Chances are, if you’re shopping this season – or, really, any day of the year – you do some, if not all of it, online. Few industries are bigger than e-commerce, with online sales expected to break $400 billion within three years.

As we approach the depths of the Christmas buying season, today we head straight to the core of holiday spirit: e-commerce and online shopping. Chances are, if you’re shopping this season – or, really, any day of the year – you do some, if not all of it, online. Few industries are bigger than e-commerce, with online sales expected to break $400 billion within three years.

E-Commerce Innovation with Liza Landsman, Jet Chief Customer Officer