Okay, Computer 9/21/22: Healthcare as a Product, Not a Service with Adrian Aoun, CEO of Forward, and Katie Stanton

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🗓️ 21 September 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Dan & Moxxie Ventures’ Katie Stanton talk about the softening market finally bringing startups valuations to a “normal” place (1:00), how a gloomy economic outlook is altering the war for talent (5:39), Katie’s tenure so far on the board of Yahoo and CEO Jim Lanzone’s plan for the tech company’s future (8:16), and the risks & benefits of working at a startup versus legacy company (11:24). Later, Dan & Katie have a conversation with Forward’s Founder & CEO Adrian Aoun and discuss Adrian’s remarks at the 2022 Code Conference and his key takeaways from the gathering (19:53), Forward’s push to deliver more healthcare innovation than its rivals (23:40), the challenge of bringing scale to primary care (33:33) why the cost of innovating in healthcare is the industry’s biggest problem (45:11), and Adrian’s experience working with Google co-founder Larry Page (48:12). —- Email us at [email protected] with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod, and follow us @OkayComputerPod. We’re on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

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0:00.0	Welcome to the OK Computer podcast takeover of the On the Tape feed.
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0:28.1	Okay, welcome to OK Computer. I'm Dan Nathan. I am joined with Katie Stan McPhenture. Katie, how are you?
0:35.0	Great. How are you doing, Dan? Good to see you again.
0:42.6	It's been a little bit, and you and I have lots to catch up on. You brought a pretty amazing guy.
0:46.8	We just got done with this conversation, so you guys have to stick around and check this out.
0:57.0	Adrian Aoun, he is the founder and CEO of Forward, an AI-based healthcare system that he found in 2016. Pretty exciting stuff there.
1:01.6	But first things first, Katie, what's going on just in general? You and I have not checked in a little bit. What's going on with the Moxie portfolio? I know there's a lot of interesting stuff going on there,
1:05.8	the investment environment, some of the deal flow that you're seeing valuation i'm just curious like just thoughts out there you
1:10.9	are in boulder i get a good read from the people here in new york a lot of fintech stuff is kind
1:15.6	of depressed here a lot of the web three stuff is a bit depressed here it seems like the west
1:21.4	coast seems to be in the middle of it too i'm just curious what's going on in the middle of this
1:24.9	country here and how you're thinking about things. Yeah, things have been great. You know, aside from being based in Boulder, I spend a lot of time
1:30.9	either in the Bay Area or in New York as well. So I feel like I have a good, solid overview of what's
1:36.7	been going on. I think for us at Moxie, and I think this is consistent with a lot of my peers and
1:42.6	friends who are also seed investors,
1:44.3	is that the market is certainly softened, but we remain in the best possible place because we're
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