Breaking The Mold
 

Breaking The Mold

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A podcast that explores the people & issues fueling business today. We debate the top stories of the day & feature a fascinating guest to talk about their path to success.

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Episode 1: Michael Lazerow + The Return of Anytime Delivery

Monday Nov 25, 2013

Monday Nov 25, 2013

In the first episode of Breaking the Mold, serial entrepreneur Michael Lazerow joins Dan and Evan to talk about how he founded and sold his companies — and how he doesn't just balance work and life, he combines them. Lazerow and wife Kass founded Golf.com (sold to Time Inc) and Buddy Media (sold to Salesforce.com for $800 million in 2012) and is now the CMO of Salesforce Marketing Cloud.

To kick off the show, the Roth Brothers dig into what it means that Amazon has hired the USPS to do Sunday delivery. Is this the return of Kozmo.com, and should your corner store give up or team up?


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