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☆ This man runs YouTube channels that help dogs and cats relax – and he's just sold his 'Petflix' venture to a big music company
  + stars: | 2023-07-22 | by ( Ryan Hogg | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +4 min
A company that creates music to help relax dogs and cats was acquired by an LA-based group. Music For Pets runs RelaxMyDog and ReleaxMyCat and was bought by Create Music Group in June. Believe it or not, millions even tune in to a couple of YouTube channels to play music aimed at relaxing their dogs and cats. Ahmed's YouTube channels, RelaxMyDog and RelaxMyCat, have become hugely popular, with 1.5 million and 800,000 subscribers respectively. The company is now owned by Create Music Group after what Ahmed described as a few competing bids.
Persons: Amman Ahmed, he's, Amman Ahmed Ahmed, Ricardo Henriquez, Ahmed, Henriquez, haven't, Ricardo, Jonathan Strauss Organizations: Create, Music, Technology, YouTube, Spotify Locations: LA, El Salvador, Guatemala, Amman
☆ Upfront's Mark Suster has become the star of LA's booming startup scene. Not everyone is a fan.
  + stars: | 2023-04-18 | by ( Ben Bergman | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +29 min
"I have worked with more than 50 VCs and nobody comes close to what it is like to work with Mark Suster," said a founder backed by Suster. "Mark and the Upfront Summit helped put LA tech and investing on the map," said Jeffrey Katzenberg, the cofounder of DreamWorks and WndrCo. Several years ago, a founder whose startup Suster invested in was in a conference room rehearsing their presentation for the Upfront Summit. If you're going to put him on your board, you're letting the fox guard the henhouse. "If you're going to put him on your board, you're letting the fox guard the henhouse."
☆ Laid-off tech workers could find a home at startups trying to solve the climate crisis
  + stars: | 2023-01-29 | by ( Catherine Boudreau | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
The Big Tech layoffs have sweetened the talent pool for climate startups and venture-capital firms. Climate startups now have a growing talent pool to choose from, and hiring is picking up, according to recruiters, venture capitalists, and workers who already made the jump from Big Tech to climate tech. "Over the last year, people were already leaving mainstream tech to come into the climate space," Veery Maxwell, a partner at Galvanize Climate Solutions, a global investment firm focused on climate tech, told Insider. Cianfarini told Insider his salary is $185,000 a year plus a $40,000 stock option grant that vests over four years. This trend makes climate tech an attractive option, she said.
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