Tren Griffin

@trengriffin

I work for Microsoft. Previously I was a partner at Eagle River, a private equity firm established by Craig McCaw.

Seattle, Washington
Joined February 2009

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  1. Retweeted
    4 hours ago

    "Start-ups aren't an object. They're successful because of the people behind them." via

  2. 6 hours ago
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    And all my book royalties will go to feeding hungry kids. So there's that too.

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  3. 6 hours ago

    "This book is a treasure trove of wisdom that delivers a blueprint across the entrepreneurial spectrum."

  4. 7 hours ago
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    ~80 data scientists at Stitch Fix: Full stack data science (2017). Data science as strategic differentiation

  5. 15 hours ago
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    State of the art data science is now an ante. A business must be great at data science to be in the game at all. It isn’t optional.

  6. 15 hours ago
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    Lake: Stitch Fix has “a totally different model and it requires education and understanding of how the data science is important in the model.” Every business in every business must do this.

  7. 15 hours ago
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    Lake has Stitch Fix achieving this in *retail fashion* in 2017. Think about how hard that business has been for others. The chops of the SF data science team = superb

  8. 16 hours ago

    The performance of Katrina Lake is impressive: “Our marketing spend is very modest compared to other e-commerce companies. Last year it was at 7% [of revenue].”

  9. 16 hours ago

    It is almost as if this is a lot of sales and marketing spending.

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  10. 16 hours ago
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    Edward Curtis took a self portrait in 1889 He did not include Britney Spears though.

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  11. 16 hours ago

    I took a picture of myself in 1976 using a this Cannon 110ED. So Paris Hilton was a bit late to the "I invented the selfie" game.

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  12. 18 hours ago

    If someone who bought my new book on Amazon could write a review saying all royalites go to No Kid Hungry I would be grateful.

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  13. 20 hours ago

    Tweet’s about biz models/data are liked often. Here’s one: “Northwest Harvest food bank can provide a nutritious meal for .223. ~4 meals per $1.

  14. 20 hours ago

    Venture capital punches WAY above its weight in terms of impact. Think about how small VC is in the context of other capital markets.

  15. 21 hours ago

    My COGS are $0 so GM is 100%. Marketing also $0. All my 12.5% royalty goes to No Kid Hungry. “$10 connects a child with up to 100 meals.”

  16. 21 hours ago
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    5/ One of the profiles in my new book is of Forerunner who knows retail as well as anyone anywhere.

  17. 21 hours ago
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    4/ A post on Katrina Lake will appear Saturday (if not before) on Stitch Fix’s use of advanced analytics is impressive.

  18. 22 hours ago
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    3/ “No IPO pop.” WTF. That Stitch Fix didn’t sell equity for less that market value is a feature not a bug. Only bankers benefit from underpriced shares.

  19. 22 hours ago
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    2/ She built a a business in *retail fashion* in 2017. Think about what is happening to other businesses in that market. Total of $42M raised and an IPO.

  20. 22 hours ago

    1/ One thing to be thankful for is Katrina Lake not having decided to build her startup in your industry. What she has done with Stitch Fix is amazing.

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