The interview covers dlocal's journey to going public in 2021, including the decision-making process, challenges, and lessons learned.
The episode mentions Reddit's recent IPO and its strategies as a newly public company, including its expansion into advertising and data licensing.
The conversation includes a detailed discussion of Klaviyo's decision to go public, the IPO process, and the lessons learned from the roadshow and the transition to being a public company.
George discusses CrowdStrike's successful IPO in 2019 and the transition to being a public market CEO.
A significant portion of the episode focuses on Richter's experience and perspectives on taking HelloFresh public, including the timing and pricing of an IPO.
The podcast episodes discuss various aspects of companies going public through IPOs, including the decision-making process, challenges faced, and lessons learned.
For example, the episode '20VC: Klaviyo's Andrew Bialecki on Going Public in an IPO Winter, Is Klaviyo Under-Priced in Public Markets and Why, Why Every VC Turned Klaviyo Down in the Early Days & How Shopify's Partnership Changed the Game' delves into Klaviyo's IPO and the CEO's perspectives on the process.
Other episodes, such as 'A big week for the Fed, probably not a big week for interest rates' and 'Reddit's CEO on why it's partnering with OpenAI and Google', discuss the IPOs of Reddit and other tech companies and their implications.
Overall, the podcast episodes provide insights into the various motivations, strategies, and outcomes associated with companies going public through IPOs.