Hey and welcome again to Fairness, a podcast in regards to the enterprise of startups, the place we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines.
That is our Wednesday present, the place we area of interest all the way down to a single particular person, take into consideration their work and unpack the remaining. This week, Natasha interviewed Vijay Chattha, a startup comms chief who has spent over 20 years within the storytelling world. Chattha is the CEO and founding father of VSC and founding associate of VSC Ventures, a $21 million funding car to again startups.
Right here’s what we spoke about:
- How his shoppers are reacting to the downturn by way of their openness, vulnerability, and common starvation to inform their story
- The distinction between pitching a VC and pitching a journalist (lol)
- How startup’s purpose with media protection can generally inherently conflict with the media’s purpose to cowl a startup (and why we disagree on the significance of revealing valuations)
- The perfect framework for the various kinds of media kind on the market, from Twitter to billboards to earned media.
- How the #MeToo motion impacted management types and altered accountability for the higher
- If we’re getting nearer to a extra clear ecosystem, or extra opaque one
- And naturally, we finish with a lightning spherical – together with however not restricted to Chattha’s largest pet peeve with journalists.
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