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Andrew Liebendorfer and the Quiet Machinery Behind Grow Therapy’s Scale
He trained to think in processes, learned to listen inside enterprise software, then moved behind the scenes of a fast-scaling care platform. Andrew Liebendorfer’s career is a study in making complicated systems feel workable.
Mark Frank Keeps Choosing the Mud
He left the 30,000-foot view for contracts, claims and customer calls. A decade into SonderMind, Mark Frank's operating philosophy still begins with getting close enough to the work to see what is actually broken.
Hopelab
Hopelab is a San Francisco social innovation lab and impact investor founded in 2001 by Pam Omidyar. It works at the intersection of technology and adolescent mental health, combining behavioral science, youth co-design, and research to advance the well-being of young people ages 10-25, with a focus on BIPOC and LGBTQ+ youth. Best known for the cancer video game Re-Mission, Hopelab now runs research programs, youth fellowships, and Hopelab Ventures, which has invested more than $12 million across roughly 20 youth mental health startups.