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Keri McGhee’s Operating System: Make New Technology Feel Human
After turning partner marketing into a growth discipline at Zillow and customer trust into a strategy at Attentive, Keri McGhee has moved to Overjet with a tested playbook: listen closely, give teams room to fail, and never confuse automation with connection.
Chat Joglekar
Chat Joglekar is the co-founder and CEO of Baton, a New York marketplace that wants to be the Zillow for small businesses - giving Main Street owners fast, data-backed valuations and a private way to sell. Before Baton he spent two decades building $100M+ businesses inside Zillow, Spotify and Google. In January 2025 Baton raised a $10M Series A led by Obvious Ventures, with backing from Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff, pushing total funding past $15.5M as the company chases a roughly $10 trillion wave of retiring-boomer business transitions.
Sami Inkinen
Sami Inkinen is a Finnish-born, Stanford-trained entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Virta Health, a company on a mission to reverse metabolic disease in one billion people through nutrition, technology, and AI. He earlier co-founded the real estate marketplace Trulia, taking it public in 2012 before its merger with Zillow. A self-described 'incurable data geek' and world-class endurance athlete, he is a triathlon age-group world champion and, in 2014, rowed 2,750 miles unsupported across the Pacific from California to Hawaii with his wife in a record-setting 45 days to raise awareness about sugar and metabolic disease.
Brian Ma
Brian Ma is the founder and general partner of Iterative, a Singapore-based YC-style accelerator backing pre-seed and seed startups across Southeast Asia. A four-time founder before becoming a full-time investor, he co-founded Divvy Homes (a16z, GIC), Decide.com (acquired by eBay in 2013), and Weave (YC S14), and was one of the earliest product managers at Zillow.
Bill Gurley
Bill Gurley is one of Silicon Valley's most consequential venture capitalists - a 6'9" Texan who played college basketball, led the analyst team on Amazon's IPO, and then bet Benchmark's money on a then-tiny black-car startup called Uber. As a General Partner at Benchmark from 1999, he built a track record that includes Uber, GrubHub, OpenTable, Zillow, Stitch Fix, and Nextdoor. He writes the 'Above the Crowd' blog, has appeared consistently on the Forbes Midas List, and in 2026 published 'Runnin' Down a Dream,' a career guide ten years in the making. After stepping back from active investing, he relocated to Austin, Texas - where his wife Amy always wanted to end up.