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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisI’m incredibly optimistic about what AI can do in healthcare, from reducing administrative burden and lowering costs to fundamentally improving how we understand disease and design drugs. Huge congratulations to Elliott Green Niyum Gandhi and the team Dandelion Health on their Series A. They’re one of the most interesting platforms using high-fidelity clinical data and AI to redesign the system from the ground up. Better platforms lead to better health outcomes for everyone.Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisWe are proud to have closed our Series A at Dandelion, and to have added investors who will genuinely help us take the next step in what we're building - a clinical AI powered drug development platform. Raising money matters, but only in the context of the problem you're trying to solve — and I'm particularly glad to welcome Healthier Capital and Colle Capital to that work. Both bring something rarer than capital: a deep understanding of the healthcare ecosystem and the scientific seriousness to help move it forward. That combination is harder to find than it should be, and we don't take it lightly. We are equally grateful to our existing partners Primary Venture Partners, Moxxie Ventures, and Convergent Ventures, whose continued conviction in what we're building means a great deal to the whole team. There's been a lot of justified enthusiasm about what AI is doing to healthcare - the administrative friction it's reducing, and those contributions are real. But the clinical science of drug development has remained largely untouched by this moment, and that gap is worth further contemplation and action. The trials that determine which drugs reach patients, at what doses, in which populations, are still being designed around disease trajectories and patient characteristics that were defined well before the therapies now reshaping medicine began doing so. In almost all indications, the underlying biology of who progresses, at what pace, and what that progression looks like in longitudinal data has been changing - and the infrastructure for trial design has not moved with it in any meaningful way. This means we have long, bloated and expensive trials. That's the kind of problem that doesn't present itself in high profile issues that need immediate solutions. It accumulates quietly until it becomes very expensive to ignore - that point has already been reached though few have the data to see it as of now. What we've been building at Dandelion is the solution to this issue. A platform that informs what's actually happening in patients before they ever reach a diagnosis - to understand the pre-disease window well enough that the trials designed to intervene in it are built against the world as it is, not as it was characterized a decade ago. We are now exceptionally well positioned to continue that work - using high fidelity clinical data and AI to develop treatments more precisely, for patients more accurately diagnosed. I'm grateful to the partners who understood why it needed doing, and the team that has made it possible. Aman Mahajan, MD, PhD, MBA Amir Dan Rubin Eric Epstein Gregor Kevrekian Victoria Grace Sam Toole Brad Svrluga Katie Jacobs Stanton Alex Roetter Christina Jenkins, MD Sendhil Mullainathan Niyum Gandhi Ziad Obermeyer https://lnkd.in/edjy8D4Z
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisIt's such a joy to work with Rob Goulding *again* (Google, Twitter & now Moxxie Ventures!). He's an amazing sales leader and coach to many of our founders. If you're an early-stage founder (even outside of Moxxie - we root for all founders!) and want to get some feedback and wise counsel from Rob, send him a note. I can't recommend him highly enough!Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisA lot of my work with startup founders focuses on process. I would argue that no piece is more critical than Discovery. Here are my thoughts on how to engineer a Must-Have solution through deeply assessing your customer's needs. Shoutout to the strong group of founders at Moxxie Ventures who are always sharpening my skills.Discovery Isn't a Sales Stage. It’s Your Operating System.Discovery Isn't a Sales Stage. It’s Your Operating System.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisScott Galloway has talked about how CMOs may become some of the biggest consumers of AI tokens. He’s absolutely right. Every CMO already knows the campaign they want to run. The problem is everything between the brief and launch: agencies, revisions, approvals, coordination. By the time it ships, the moment is gone. As a former CMO, I can’t tell you how much I wish I had this. That’s why I’m excited about what Lantern is building. Give the platform a brief and it generates personalized campaigns, sales collateral, nurture flows, microsites, ads, and more directly from your GTM data. Congrats David Bromberg 🏮 and the incredible team at Lantern! If you're a CMO or marketer and want to do explore vibe marketing, please let David or I know! cc some of my fave CMOs Suzanne Philion Dara Treseder Leslie Berland Josh Line Shannon Brayton Elisa Schreiber Doug Sweeny Luanne Calvert Josh G. Marian Lee Bindu Shah Lorraine Twohill Kristin Russel Meagen E.Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisToday we're launching the next iteration of Lantern, the enterprise platform for vibe marketing. Every CMO knows the campaign they want to run. What kills it is everything between the brief and the launch. Agency rounds. Revisions. Legal. Six weeks later the campaigns go live and the moment's gone. Give Lantern agents a creative brief. Get back a full campaign in minutes: • Personalized account briefs for every AE • On-brand display ads • Live microsites • Nurture sequences • Email, social, and more It works because Lantern sits on top of your GTM data. The agents know your accounts, your personas, your brand, what's worked before. Briefs in. Campaigns out, on-brand, on-data, ready to ship. The results so far: • A leading life sciences platform: $25.3M in closed-won revenue attributed to Lantern in year one • WordPress: $12M in pipeline generated in their 60 days • 35% lift in win rates on deals where reps use Lantern collateral • 60% faster from brief to launch Want to see it? Text a Lantern agent: (650) 222-1296 and describe a campaign you want to run.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton posted this📣 Calling all early stage lawyers! Our portfolio company Soxton.AI is hiring and can't keep up with the demand. If you're a lawyer and want to hop on the legal AI rocket with a dynamite team, please let Logan Brown or me know! cc some of my amazing lawyer friends Brad Bernthal Jess Hunt Vijaya Gadde Neal Katyal Michaela (Calhoun) Levi, MSW JD Ellie Stanton
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisI couldn’t be prouder of the team at Overstory for being included in the TIME 100 Most Influential Companies of 2026. Overstory is helping utilities prevent power outages and wildfires at a critical moment. The grid was not built for the intensity of today’s storms and wildfire risks, but advances in remote sensing and AI now make it possible to direct limited resources where they can prevent failures before they happen. Today, some of the largest utilities in North America rely on Overstory’s vegetation intelligence to make these critical decisions. This recognition is a testament to a resilient, deeply mission-driven team proving that purpose and profits can coexist. And what an honor and legacy for Indra den Bakker, Overstory’s co-founder, who passed away tragically 2 years ago. Indra's vision continues to shape the company’s impact. 🙏Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisTIME has named Overstory to the Time100 Most Influential Companies of 2026, and the Top 10 in Sustainability for our work helping utilities prevent power outages and wildfires. The TIME100 list honors companies whose impact, innovation, ambition, and success set new standards for the world. We’re incredibly honored to stand alongside transformative companies like Anthropic, Waymo, Signal, NVIDIA, and Novo Nordisk. This recognition reflects the urgency of the moment. Catastrophic wildfires and 100-year storms now happen every year, battering a grid never built to withstand them. Overstory helps utilities not only see risk before it becomes a headline, but also know exactly which trees, fuels, or assets pose the greatest threat to the communities they serve. Thank you, TIME, for the honor. And thank you to the determined leaders embracing this technology to build a safer, more resilient grid. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eq8NtrqG #TIME100Companies #ClimateTech #GridResilience #WildfirePrevention
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Katie Jacobs Stanton posted thisI just completed my first jury duty experience and it was awesome. While I’m a little bummed it wasn’t for *that* trial, it was a meaningful experience. Ordinary people from completely different walks of life, brought together to listen carefully, weigh evidence, debate fairness and make hard decisions together. It’s truly the bedrock of public service. We need more opportunities for Americans to sit in small rooms together and have real, honest conversations across differences. I was deeply impressed by my fellow jurors, who spoke respectfully, listened carefully, and worked hard to reach a fair decision together. In the end, we couldn’t get there and it resulted in a mistrial, which was unsatisfying for everyone. But it was also an honest and serious effort to do our civic duty well. Also worth noting: our judge, bailiff, DA, and prosecutors were all women and the jury was ~80% female. They were all wildly impressive and made the process clear and efficient. I want to be friends with them! So quick PSA, if you get that jury summons, don’t dread it. It’s fascinating and truly an honor and a privilege! 🇺🇸 ⚖️
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisI had the best time talking to the brilliant students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges with Dan Rosensweig Sheryl Sandberg and chef Dan Kluger yesterday. Thank you so much for having me, Mark Gearan and team Hobart! Hip Hobart!Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisIn “Leadership and Strategy in Entrepreneurial Organizations,” tech executive Sheryl Sandberg, chef Dan Kluger and venture capitalist Katie Jacobs Stanton joined class, bringing insights from the highest levels of leadership in tech, public service, media and hospitality. Sandberg is an author and former COO of Meta; Kluger is a James Beard Award-winning chef and NYC restaurateur; and Stanton is the founder of Moxxie Ventures Management. (Kluger also baked a cake to share with class in honor of the birthday of CEO of Chegg Dan Rosensweig ‘83.)
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisIt has been so joyful to watch Spellbook grow worldwide. For all of my friends in London, the team is growing - let me know if you'd like an intro! 🇬🇧Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisI am excited to announce that, as of today, I have officially relocated to London! Spellbook is establishing a London office to serve our growing client base across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Our UK team already includes my colleagues Laura Lynas, Lauren Meeds, and Andrew Witham. I am the first enterprise account executive to join, with reinforcements coming soon! My thanks to Daniel Di Maria, Dan Wardle, and Adam Mix (among others!) for the opportunity.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton shared this💜 This is a thoughtful, bipartisan effort from founders, investors, and operators across Colorado who care deeply about the state’s long-term economic strength and opportunity. Bravo to my dear friend Dan Caruso for leading this effort and Governor Jared Polis for engaging and signing on! Colorado is a great place to live and build enduring businesses!Katie Jacobs Stanton shared thisEnough is enough! That's the message 233 of Colorado's technology and business leaders are sending to Governor Jared Polis and our state's political leaders in an Open Letter called Ensuring Colorado's Innovative Future. Our signatories include 115 current or former CEOs, the CEOs of Colorado's 6 most recent IPOs, 112 founders, 60 partners across 20+ venture capital and investment firms, and civic leaders from across the state. Governor Polis agrees — and took the initiative to sign the Open Letter himself. Colorado should be the #1 innovation ecosystem between the coasts. We should be the top destination for entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders migrating from the West Coast and Northeast. And no tech business should ever want to leave. Given all of Colorado's natural assets — our quality of life, our educated workforce, our central location, and the incredible tech foundation that's already been built — Colorado should be winning the competition for capital. Yet, we are losing ground. The Open Letter lays the blame for the negative momentum on our political leaders, while also offering to collaborate with them to course correct. Specifically, the Letter articulates nine concrete action items to get Colorado back on track. Governor Polis and I issued a joint press release that articulates his commitment to lead a joint effort. Colorado's tech and innovation ecosystem serves all the people of the Great State of Colorado. It funds our schools, strengthens our healthcare systems, sustains small businesses, creates jobs at every level, and provides the long-term economic opportunity and community stability for Coloradans. When we weaken this ecosystem through harmful rhetoric and misguided policy, we lose the foundation that supports quality of life and economic vitality across the state. Technology and innovation ecosystems run on confidence, well thought out policy, and positive momentum. We — the leaders of Colorado’s tech and business community — are committed to re-establish our mojo. Read the letter and see the full list of signatories: https://lnkd.in/gasCuryH Read about the press release: https://lnkd.in/gN5QEFmX #EnsureColoradosFuture #Colorado #Innovation #TechPolicy #EconomicDevelopment
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Katie Jacobs Stanton liked thisHad an absolute blast sitting down with Mat Vogels 🏴☠️ for his podcast. He's a great interviewer. Thank you for having me!Katie Jacobs Stanton liked this"People confusing a successful fundraise with success. A successful fundraise is just raising the bar. No one applauds for you at the Olympics until after you clear the bar. So that's what success is, building a profitable company is success. Don't get distracted." I sat down with Alex Roetter, Managing Director and General Partner at Moxxie Ventures, and this episode is a must-listen for any founder (fundraising or not). A few things we got into: 🙊 Why hiring a designer for your pitch deck is "a colossal waste of time" ✨ What Alex actually wants to see in a warm intro email (hint: it's not your traction) 💬 Question founders should ask VCs in the first meeting that most never do 🚀 How to maintain fundraising momentum without being pushy 💸 The difference between a "great company" and a "great venture investment" And so much more! If you're raising right now, or thinking about it, this one is worth your time. Link in comments 🎧
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Katie Jacobs Stanton liked thisKatie Jacobs Stanton liked thisToday, Bluedot's next chapter begins with Epic Charging. The hardest part of building is knowing when to evolve, when to hand off, when the next chapter needs a different vehicle. When we started Bluedot, we had one goal: solve a real problem for drivers, and eventually for fleets, and build something people loved. We did that. We grew to serve the largest enterprise fleets in the US, including Rivian, Hertz, Avride, City of San Francisco, City of Seattle, Duke Energy and many more (and more to come). I met incredible people in the fleet industry, volunteered in communities, became a fleet influencer, watched deals appear in my text messages, and made real friends across the industry. And somewhere along the way, the ambition outgrew the vehicle. I grew up in Turkey. Ranked in top ~100 in the national university entrance exam amongst 3 million people, top of every class, always the kid asking what was on the other side of the wall. I never learned how to stay in a shell, in my city, or in my place. The startup bug hit me in college through a string of hackathon wins, great friends who started building early on, lots of projects, multiple case studies and university clubs. Arriving in the US in 2019 for a summer program made one thing obvious: I was not different, and dreams were only meant to go bigger. That instinct is what told me Bluedot's next chapter would have great potential with another home. We always thought about land and expansion. Serving our customers 100x better at 100x the scale. Epic gives Bluedot the platform to do exactly that, fusing their CPMS with our payment and access layer into the only end-to-end solution fleet operators have ever had. The brand continues and the customers will only get more. As for me, I am wrapping up my time now to make sure Epic Charging can continue to drive significant value for our customers. After which I will take a short break to recharge and recover after an incredible 4 years. I will come back with bigger questions, bigger problems and taking bigger bets.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton reacted on thisKatie Jacobs Stanton reacted on thisIf you’re at Boulder Startup Week, I’m pretty easy to spot. I’m the one rolling around in a hot pink walker. Not exactly the "founder look" I planned for this week, but definitely the one I need right now. But there’s a reason I’m here, even mid-recovery. Right now, when a patient is discharged, they get a paper plan and a hotline. That’s it. The result? 🚨 $58B+ annually in avoidable hospital readmissions. 🏥 1 in 5 patients are readmitted within 30 days. 🫂 60M+ caregivers are flying blind, waiting for a crisis to happen. The problem isn’t care-it’s timing. At LOWKEY, we’ve built a behavioral intelligence platform that learns your normal rhythm and flags meaningful changes over time passively, using just your phone. A simple set it an forget app. We catch the "quiet" signals before they can become a crisis without creepy surveillance or the cost of a wearable. Early Beta Traction: 📈 87.5% 30-day retention 🤝 ~3 supporters per user (Natural network effect) ✅ 70%+ invite acceptance rate People are already acting on signals before they become emergencies. We are closing the visibility gap for families, value-based systems, and insurers who are want to reduce readmissions and need access to outcome data. I’m looking for the right investors. Not just capital, but partners who understand that behavior intelligence, early awareness and key relationships can improve outcomes for all. If you’re in Boulder, come find the pink walker and say hi. If not, let’s talk in the DMs. #BoulderStartupWeek #HealthTech #Caregiving #ValueBasedCare #FounderLife #LOWKEY
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Katie Jacobs Stanton liked thisKatie Jacobs Stanton liked thisA Stanford sophomore just built a business to $10 million revenue in 2 weeks, alone. For the past decade, I've watched Andrew Feldman, Sean Lie and the Cerebras team hire some of the most extraordinary engineers in the industry. Hundreds of them. People who could stare at a problem nobody had ever solved and go solve it. The instinct for finding those people is the rarest gift I've seen in a founder. Andrew has more of it than anyone I know. It's a big part of how Cerebras became Cerebras. Then a few weeks ago, I had lunch with Quinn McIntyre. Quinn runs one of the best entrepreneurship programs in the country at Stanford, and he was telling me about a sophomore in his network. They were working alone and spent 2 weeks building a social app into something with 10+ million dollars in revenue. I sat with that for a minute. The tools today are making a lot more people into 10xers. There's a real leveling up for the middle third - a democratization. But the top third who already had the gift, they're not 100xers anymore. They're 1,000xers. Maybe 10,000xers. In some ways, the pool of talented people just got much, much bigger. But the pool of exceptional people also got more valuable, which makes having a nose for finding them matter more than ever.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton liked thisKatie Jacobs Stanton liked thisMeet Our Honoree: Neal Kumar Katyal Neal Katyal is one of the nation’s foremost Supreme Court attorneys and former Acting Solicitor General of the United States. Neal just won the tariffs case in the Supreme Court against President Trump. He is a partner at Milbank LLP's Washington, DC office and serves as the Paul Saunders Professor of Law at Georgetown University, where he was one of the youngest professors to have received tenure and a chaired professorship in the university’s history. He has argued 54 cases at the Supreme Court, including landmark cases on gene patents, Guantanamo, the Voting Rights Act, and corporate law. He received the highest honor the Justice Department can bestow on a civilian, the Edmund Randolph Award, and has won several other awards, including being named one of GQ’s Men of the Year. He has performed in Netflix’s House of Cards and Showtime’s Billions (both times playing himself). Neal was a prolific member of the Dartmouth Forensic Union during his undergraduate years at Dartmouth College, reaching the semi-finals of the National Debate Tournament both in 1990 and 1991. Debate played a formative role in shaping his analytical approach to the law, teaching him to break down complex issues, think strategically, and communicate with clarity. He has described his Dartmouth debate coach, Ken Strange, as “the most important teacher of my life,” a reflection of how deeply debate influenced his development as an advocate. We are so excited to honor Neal at the 2026 Champions of Debate gala on Thursday, June 4. Please join us! https://debate.nyc/gala/
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Katie Jacobs Stanton liked thisKatie Jacobs Stanton liked thisExcited to share that I’ve started a new role as an Enterprise Business Development Representative at Spellbook 🚀 Couldn’t be more excited about what this team is building! Grateful to everyone who supported me along the way.
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COVID Tech Connect donates smart devices to hospitals and senior care facilities that help COVID patients connect with their loved ones. We've donated 11,000 devices to over 1,000 hospitals and care facilities in all 50 states. We have more to give. Learn more: https://www.covidtechconnect.com/
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Interactive financial charting and related news correlation
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Techniques are disclosed by which users looking for financial information about publicly traded or private companies may richly and interactively navigate both pricing and material news information about those companies. The techniques facilitate and encourage the user's use and understanding of financial information presented. Related company information can also be provided to the user, where related companies are organized by hierarchal categories for a meaningful display.
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My team at Twitter won an Emmy for "Innovation in Improving Engagement Around Television in
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