Imran Khan

is actually a really good example of what we're talking about in terms of proximity.

Because since this conference is put on by my old boss, Imran Khan, who I used to work for at Snapchat, it is in many ways kind of a Snapchat reunion.

There's a lot of ex-Snapchat people here, Snap Mafia.

probably close to 50.

Um, I wanna go, and I kinda teased this when we started out, you know, the AI sort of sentiment I, I think is really important.

I was at a conference, a good friend of mine, um, a guy named Imran Khan, who's, um, a, uh, investor, ProAm, uh, Asset Management down in Dallas, and, um-

I listened to your pod with him recently.

Yeah.

We weren't that far off, and we're acquiring several hundred thousand new paying members per quarter.

So to me, the math made a lot of sense, and we had a, an investor, Imran Khan, who came in.

He was, uh, you know, former JPMorgan analyst.

He was the chief strategy officer at Snap and had his own hedge fund, and he came in and really believed in the story.

Welcome back to Conversation.

We're your hosts, Imran Khan, tech executive, investor, and entrepreneur, and Lily Mae Lazarus, business reporter.

Today, we're joined by John Tuttle, former vice chairman of the New York Stock Exchange and director at Futurecore.

Futurecore is an investment firm founded by alumni from SpaceX, XAI, Palantir, Surveyor Mobility, and Stock Exchange.