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It's not often you get a conversation as open and honest about starting companies as this with Anurag Goel, founder & CEO of Render. Especially going into the 10 year anniversary of South Park Commons. I've heard Ruchi Sanghvi refer to Anurag as functionally a cofounder of SPC. (00:00)... show more

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