Albert Gozzi

Meet Marz. Like @ProjectJupyter, but closer to Earth. No-code data notebook to go from 'natural language' question to SQL to insight, powered by @OpenAI's GPT3. Built with @barrnanas @idavidgoldberg @imfanjin as part of @beondeck's Build Weekend!

With @linear and @cursor_ai having a zero bug policy should be a no-brainer. From report to production in less than 30 minutes! The best of all is that you keep focus in the important things and delegate the boring stuff to AI.

Last week was huge for the entire team at @getaleph! Now we accelerate 🚀 We're hiring across multiple teams right now. Check out our open roles: getaleph.com/careers

This is the best piece of content ever done - it’s raw and captures the Othership experience. The haters say it’s culty, but its a masterpiece and will make you feel something. --- (use headphones, full screen, and MAX VOOLLLUMMMMEEE) Tag your NYC friends in the comments for a complimentary journey at our new Williamsburg location live today - or retweet your favorite Othership moment in a repost for a complimentary journey for you. I'll DM everybody that shares.

Incredibly high score in customer love for @getaleph is one of several reasons for @vkhosla, and I, and the @khoslaventures partnership to continue backing Aleph!

@getaleph @albertgozzi @khoslaventures @picuscap @BainCapVC @ycombinator Incredibly proud and excited to be on the journey. This team ships 👏👏👏

Excited for @getaleph... just raised a $29M Series B from @khoslaventures for their AI-native FP&A software co 🙌 Congrats @albertgozzi! And proud of @ChristinaPhili5, who previously led their Series A with @BainCapVC & had deep conviction when the business was 10X smaller :)

Proud moment: @getaleph raised a $29M Series B to build the future of AI-native FP&A! 🚀 Excited to be part of this journey with such an amazing team.

We're excited to share that we raised a $29M Series led by @khoslaventures, with participation from @picuscap, @BainCapVC, and @ycombinator. This raise accelerates our mission to shape and lead the future of AI-native FP&A and AI adoption for the Office of the CFO. We've grown 10X since our Series A, powering workflows for industry-leading companies like @zapier , @turo , @harvey , @chesscom , and hundreds more... ...and the best is yet to come! A huge thank you to our customers, partners, and investors for believing in us and building with us. Read the full announcement: getaleph.com/blog/series-b

The first Standard Capital Series A deadline is in 6 days. Cost: ~1 hour to fill out an application (and the questions help you think about your business). Benefit: Raise your Series A in 2 weeks with clean terms: - No board seat - 10% dilution - Post-PMF founder community/support for the life of your startup The value proposition is simple: minimal downside + unconstrained upside.

Today we’re unveiling our boldest chapter yet: redefining FP&A software for an AI-enabled world. Finance teams have been cautiously watching AI from the sidelines. The wait is over. Welcome to the future of AI-powered FP&A. 🧵👇

Overall, I showed up thinking people would be crazy to spend $3,500 on it, and left thinking whether I should get one. I'm looking forward to what the future might bring.

...which was the immersive video. You genuinely feel you're elsewhere. Watching a sports event live will feel like you're in the action. Following a travel influencer will feel as if you are walking alongside them. It triggered a deep emotional response. I can see myself buying it just to get my parents to see all the places they won't be able to visit.

Tested the Apple Vision Pro today. First impression? Unbelievable experience. Price is obviously a big issue, but I can see this becoming a part of every household in 5-10 years. Some quick thoughts:

Probé el Apple Vision Pro, y nunca dudé qué página visitar primero

@immad What did the deck look like? Do you think most of the value came from the “understandable without needing to be talked over” piece, i.e. could a more text-heavy deck be as effective?

Completed our 2nd board meeting where we did a 6-page memo rather than a deck. Has worked so much better than I expected. I highly recommend it. Here is the rough outline for our board memo: 1. Top 3 things going well 2. Top 3 things to improve/watch 3. Main business/user KPI charts 4. 2-3 deep dive topics 5. At the end of each deep dive topic have open ended discussion questions 6. Appendix (pages 7+) - full of the more usual status updates that the board needs to be aware of. Send it out 3 days before and everyone reads it before the board meeting. Spend all the time in the board meeting focused on the most important discussions. Unexpected benefit: I am a lot more proud of the board memo than I was of any of our board decks. The memo is well thought out and structured and explains all our thoughts without needing to be talked over.