Our special guest here tonight, we have an interview with George Kurtz, who is the founder

and CEO of CrowdStrike, which is a publicly traded company on NASDAQ, ticker symbol is CRWD,

George welcome to the show, thanks so much for doing this, I know how busy you are.

It's great to be here and certainly enjoy doing it.

So excited to talk to you about all these topics tonight, just a quick item of housekeeping

and then we'll get into it, I am personally a long-term shareholder in the company, nothing

that you hear from us tonight should be construed as financial advice or a recommendation to

buy or sell any security for a full list of terms and conditions, you can see the link

below and the same applies for George and all the regular safe harbor protections that

govern these types of public communicates, sorry George, we have to do that stuff in the

securities industry, let's start with this, so first congrats on all your success so

far, you are a $50 billion market cap company, the IPO was priced at $34 in June of 2019,

so in about three years, shareholders are up 535%, even if they bought the closing price

that first day of trading, they'd be up 270 something percent versus the S&P 500 total

return of about 60%, so I know there's a lot of work still to be done, but do you feel

some of the pressure come off now that you're into year three, you know how much value

has already been created for shareholders in a fairly short period of time, what's your

mindset as the CEO of a company that's reached this level?

Well, we're certainly happy with our performance but there's always more to do.

I don't want you to say we're good, we're here to win, that's why we get up every day

and that's really important, so great IPO, great performance over the last 11 quarters,

and I think it really helps reinforces what I tried to build in late 2011, along with

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