An interview with Sam Altman – High Growth Handbook
Sam Altman (@sama) runs Y Combinator. He was cofounder and CEO of Loopt, which was funded by Y Combinator in 2005 and acquired by Green Dot in 2012. At Green Dot, he was the CTO and is now on the board of directors. Sam also founded Hydrazine Capital. He studied computer science at Stanford, and while there worked in the AI lab.
Sam Altman (@sama) runs Y Combinator. He was cofounder and CEO of Loopt, which was funded by Y Combinator in 2005 and acquired by Green Dot in 2012. At Green Dot, he was the CTO and is now on the board of directors. Sam also founded Hydrazine Capital. He studied computer science at Stanford, and while there worked in the AI lab. Perhaps the biggest innovation in venture investing of the past decade is Y Combinator and the early-stage revolution it engendered. Since 2005, YC has funded over a thousand startups, including AirBnB, Dropbox, Gusto, Instacart, Reddit, Stripe, Zenefits, and…
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