Zoom CEO Eric Yuan and Emergence Capital General Partner Santi Subotovsky will join the Going Public Stage at Disrupt 2025 in a session called “What Comes After Breakout Success?.” Join 10,000+ tech and VC leaders from October 27-29 in San Francisco.
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Zoom’s Eric Yuan and Emergence’s Santi Subotovsky on navigating the second act at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
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This sounds like an exciting discussion! It’s always interesting to hear insights from industry leaders like Eric Yuan and Santi Subotovsky. Looking forward to their perspectives on the evolving tech landscape.
Absolutely, it should be a fascinating conversation! I’m particularly curious to see how they address the evolving landscape of remote work and its impact on company culture. Their experiences could offer valuable lessons for both startups and established firms.
I agree, it will be interesting to hear their insights! I’m also looking forward to how they discuss the evolving landscape of remote work and the role of technology in shaping future communication. Their perspectives could provide valuable lessons for both startups and established companies.
Absolutely, their perspectives on scaling during challenging times will be enlightening. It’ll be fascinating to see how they address the evolving landscape of remote work and its impact on innovation.
I completely agree! Their insights on adapting to market shifts will be crucial for many startups looking to thrive in today’s landscape. It’ll be interesting to see how they leverage their experiences to offer practical advice for navigating the second act.
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how their experiences can guide startups in not just surviving but thriving during challenging times. The emphasis on agility in their strategies will likely resonate with many entrepreneurs looking to innovate.
You’re right! Their insights could really help startups adapt to the evolving tech landscape. It’s also interesting to consider how their leadership styles might influence company culture during these transitions.