A podcast for the first time founder

The Bridge inspires founders to overcome barriers, build more efficient paths, explore new ideas, and connect with other entrepreneurs on the journey of building a generational company. The Entrepreneur's path can be a lonely one. It doesn't need to be. Take the Bridge.

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On The Bridge podcast, you'll hear real stories from top founders on how to grow a real business like raising seed capital, finding product-market fit, when to pivot, acquiring customers, building a team, and scaling the businesses.

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The guidance we got from Justin and his experience building Disco helped us sign our first paid pilots and raise our seed round.

Chris Weis Thomasen, CEO of Seasony

About the host

Justin founded an HR SaaS company, Disco. At Disco he raised over $3M from top venture firms and companies (General Catalyst, Slack), grew revenue to $1M in ARR, and successfuly sold the company to Culture Amp for 8 figures.

Prior to founding his first company, he held sales management, strategy, and quota carrying roles at companies like Gigya (acquired by SAP), Nomi (acquired by Brickstream), and Intuit.

In his career, Justin has closed more than $20M in SaaS ARR.

Justin Vandehey

Entrepreneur & Podcaster

Justin was the cofounder of Disco, the first company built on Slack and Microsoft Teams. After growing Disco from $0 to seven figures in ARR (and profitable), he sold the company to Culture Amp, an industry leader in employee engagement solutions.

Justin currently leads partnerships and business development for Culture Amp. He is an advisor for the Alchemist Accelerator and also invests in early stage B2B startups.