1/ Thrilled to finally announce our investment in Sequence -- which is building the leading FinOps platform for B2B businesses. sequencehq.com

1/ Thrilled to finally announce our investment in @sequencehq_, which is building the leading FinOps stack for B2B businesses! sequencehq.com

JIRA, Gitlab, Phabricator all suck but Linear doesn't. As a PM, I've found ticket mgmt platforms to be a necessary evil. Here's a breakdown of the product & why I think this the go-forward project/ticket mgmt + product development:

We are excited to share our new website, sequencehq.com. We've been busy building the best quote to revenue platform designed to help sales led B2B companies in a modern pricing world boost their revenue and automate their operations. Wireframe Design Studio James McDonald Derek Briggs

Join us for an interactive discussion to explore the complexities and challenges of B2B pricing next Wednesday (11/8) 🚀💰 Our panelists include: Sam Blond: partner Founders Fund & former Chief Revenue Officer Brex taimur: CEO Causal Riya Grover: CEO

Billing schedule layout from Sequence ✨

🚀 Launch Day: Introducing Sequence CPQ 🚀 Today we’re announcing Sequence CPQ, our new quoting and order form builder designed specifically for Fintech, AI, and B2B SaaS startups. Take a look at our demo below and reach out to our team to book a product tour.

The London product community is incredible. What a turnout. Huge thank you to Index Ventures for hosting.

Today, we’re excited to unveil Principles of Revenue Management – featuring Kyle Poyar Gokul Rajaram Sasha Orloff Subham Agarwal. Illustrations by Ashish , and page designed and built by the extremely talented Edgar López . Check it out: sequencehq.com/principles

Deep research with human feedback Instead of waiting while an advanced AI conducts deep research across all possible angles, what if the system periodically surfaced "narrowing questions" that help it prioritize directions most relevant to you? Inspired by a post from Jake Saper

I’ve always found that the way to get to an elegant design is to go way overboard and edit back. Like shooting 50x the footage you need and cutting a movie from it. The best designers and engineers know this. They expect to throw away *a lot* of ideas and implementations.