Rajat Bhargava on Giving First for a B2B company
Podcast |
Give First
Publisher |
Techstars
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Business
Careers
Entrepreneurship
Investing
Publication Date |
Nov 05, 2019
Episode Duration |
00:31:03

Rajat Bhargava

, CEO of JumpCloud, has started a lot of companies—the first, NetGenesis, while he was still a student at MIT. And his friendship with Give First co-host Brad Feld goes right back to that initial foray into entrepreneurship.

Rajat just keeps starting companies, and Giving First—including through his current B2B company, JumpCloud. How does a B2B company Give First? Rajat believe that every B2B can ask itself this question, and come up with practical ways to help anyone, especially entrepreneurs.

How B2C companies can Give First is another question. And both Rajat and Brad agree that those that offer “free” services in exchange for user data is definitely not Giving First—especially when many users don’t fully understand the transactional nature of the exchange.

Listen for more of Rajat and Brad’s thoughts on the complexities of Giving First as a company, as well as Brad’s earliest memory of the world wide web, and a thoughtful exchange where the two men ponder how their friendship has lasted so long, even through difficult times. For a list of resources and people mentioned in this episode,

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