Emmy Sobieski (Competitive Storytelling, Inc.) - Build Wealth with Personal Skills

Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

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🗓️ 22 February 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Emmy Sobieski, CFA, is the chief operating officer of Competitive Storytelling, Inc., which helps venture-backed founders from seed and beyond tell their story through methods such as the Founder Fundraising Program. Sobieski is also the author of the book $100M Careers: The 5 Fastest Paths to Wealth Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, released in December 2022. In this conversation with Mo-Yun Lei Fong, executive director of STVP, the Stanford Engineering Entrepreneurship Center, Sobieski shares her advice on how to develop personal skills that support building wealth and a successful career.

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0:00.0	Who you are defines how you build.
0:05.0	This is the Entrepreneurals Thought Leader series.
0:09.0	Brought to you by Stanford E-Corner.
0:13.0	Hi everyone, I'm Mo Fong and I'm the Executive Director of STBP, the Stanford Engineering Entrepreneurship Center. I'd like to welcome you to the Entrepreneurial Thought Later series presented by STVP and Basis,
0:26.6	the Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurals students.
0:29.6	Today I am delighted to welcome Emmy Sibyzky to ETL.
0:34.6	She is the Chief Operating Officer of Competitive of competitive storytelling, which helps venture-backed
0:39.8	founders from Seed and Beyond tell their story through methods such as the founder fundraising program.
0:45.9	Emmy is also the author of the book $100 million careers, the five fastest paths to wealth,
0:51.9	Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, released in December 2020.
0:56.1	She ran the Nicholas Applegate Global Technology Fund, the number one fund in 1999, and has
1:02.0	25 years of experience as a professional technology investor working for funds of various
1:07.6	sizes and strategies.
1:09.5	In the past five years, she has taken on executive,
1:12.4	co-founder, and advisory roles at multiple technology startups and hedge funds. She was ninth in the
1:19.3	2005 U.S. World Cup trials in Dressage and has been nationally ranked in bodybuilding, track
1:26.0	and field, and dressage. She has also placed in the top
1:29.1	three for age group in both marathons and ultramarathons. Thank you so much for being with us today,
1:35.5	Emmy. So great to have you. Thank you so much for having me. I'm really excited to speak with you
1:40.6	and the students. As are we. So before we dive into the world of entrepreneurship
1:45.9	and competitive storytelling, can you help us understand what is dressage and how has your
1:52.2	participation in competitive sports shaped who you are today? Versage is the French word for
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