Shiv Mohan DuttGuestLaurentHostI'm your host, Laurent.
On this show, I speak with founders and operators who are building companies around the shift that are changing how we work, build, and grow.
Today, I'm joined by Shiv Mohan Dutt, founder of Manyfold Ventures and Miavana.
And Manyfold Ventures is a venture building company that create and scale technology products in-house while Miavana, it's a flagship AI power productivity platform now used by more than 600,000 people around the world.
Shiv, thank you for being here.
Very, very happy to have you on the show.
Wonderful.
I can't wait.
And you have an unusual combination of mathematics, Wall Street, investing, product building, and entrepreneurship.
Okay, let's start there.
Because I think your journey, that journey helped explain how you think about companies today.
One thing that stood out when I looked at your background is the transition.
You studied mathematics at Princeton, spent more than a decade around Goldman Sachs, Hedge Fund, FinTech, and Wall Street, and eventually moved toward building technology companies.
How did your journey from mathematics to Wall Street ultimately lead you to create Manyfold Venture and start building companies yourself?
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I'm your host, Laurent.
On this show, I speak with founders and operators who are building companies around the shift that are changing how we work, build, and grow.
Today, I'm joined by Shiv Mohan Dutt, founder of Manyfold Ventures and Miavana.
And Manyfold Ventures is a venture building company that create and scale technology products in-house while Miavana, it's a flagship AI power productivity platform now used by more than 600,000 people around the world.
Shiv, thank you for being here.
Very, very happy to have you on the show.
Wonderful.
I can't wait.
And you have an unusual combination of mathematics, Wall Street, investing, product building, and entrepreneurship.
Okay, let's start there.
Because I think your journey, that journey helped explain how you think about companies today.
One thing that stood out when I looked at your background is the transition.
You studied mathematics at Princeton, spent more than a decade around Goldman Sachs, Hedge Fund, FinTech, and Wall Street, and eventually moved toward building technology companies.
How did your journey from mathematics to Wall Street ultimately lead you to create Manyfold Venture and start building companies yourself?