S1 | E2 — Campbell Brown, Founder of PredictHQ on the information economy and what it takes to crack the US market.

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S1 | E2 — Campbell Brown, Founder of PredictHQ on the information economy and what it takes to crack the US market.

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Dec 04, 2017

In this episode, David sits down with Campbell Brown, founder and CEO of Predict HQ. An events intelligence platform based out of San Francisco, Predict HQ helps clients ranging from big-name airlines to Uber better manage their supply and pricing. Since this episode was recorded, Campbell and the team have gone on to raise a further $15m round in funding from the likes of Rampersand VC and the SF-based Lightspeed Ventures.

Huge thank you to Jon Davies for the intro that made this episode possible, and we hope you get a lot out of this episode with what is truly an exceptional Kiwi operating on the world stage.

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Around 20% of New Zealanders live outside of New Zealand. This is our “Diaspora” — and it’s one of the world’s largest, per capita.

Not only is it large, it's insanely talented… early in their lives and careers, many of New Zealand’s most ambitious individuals realise— if they want to make a dent in the universe, they need to get out there… to study abroad, get the experience, build relationships to help them win on a global stage.

Today, those estimated ~1M expats include some of our finest talent. They are founders, top operators/execs at industry leading companies. They are scientists and researchers working at the frontiers of science: artificial intelligence, synthetic biology; global leaders in business, culture, and society… entrenched in all corners of the world, walks of live… largely “heads down”, doing their thing.

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