Fiverr International ($FVRR) podcast mentions

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  2. So, okay, so one thing that we forget is like the PhD used to be the rarity for founders, right? Like it used to be like you would start a company if you dropped out of PhD or you dropped out of grad school, like very famously Sergey and Larry. This is the case for and we'd always say like, you're kind of failing if you got the PhD because clearly you didn't have a good enough idea to do it. We're actually seeing a lot of really good PhD founders now, right? Like Olli Goetze has a PhD. We did research when I was, you know, when I was in, when I was in grad school. George Fraser, CEO of Fiverr, also has a PhD. So I would say we're seeing more PhD founders now than ever before in the history of the industry. We've always had the young tech founder, right? Mark Zuckerberg. And so I would actually think that even the optics on X, feels like it's going towards like the younger, less experienced founder. I would say weighted, it's actually probably the trend is more in that direction.
    Martín Casado — The a16z Show · Martin Casado on Where the Value Is Going in AI · 2026-08-22
  3. I'll just point out here on the way out, there is at least one other site. You talk about it in this piece, Fiverr. Am I saying this right? Fiverr?
    Kai Ryssdal — Marketplace · Retail feels the squeeze · 2026-08-14