Optimizing for Impact at Scale - Kevin Lee, Co-Founder at Immi

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2024
  • Kevin Lee is the Cofounder of Immi, a DTC company that invented the world’s first low carb high protein instant ramen. Kevin tells me about how growing up in Silicon Valley, the son of Taiwanese immigrants from a produce background resulted in him revolutionizing the ramen industry - one of those you can only connect the dots looking backward stories. Kevin shares how he and his cofounder’s playful curiosity and lack of experience in the traditional food manufacturing industry gave them the advantage necessary to execute on Immi. We talk about how he and his cofounder get to high operating leverage at Immi whose lean team of ~15 full time employees operates at about 4x the output of their team’s size. Finally our entire conversation is anchored in the thread of Kevin’s optimization for impact at scale - how he found that in building Immi and how empowering his team is his most important work in delivering impact at scale. This was a gem packed episode for any leader interested in the food space, operations optimizations, community building, or a good story. Enjoy Kevin!
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    0:00 Hook
    00:31 Who is Kevin Lee
    02:50 Growing up as the son of Taiwanese immigrants
    07:43 Kevin's career arc from PM in tech to VC to founder and how he optimized for impact at scale
    14:01 Why Impact is important to Kevin
    18:32 The beginnings of Immi
    23:51 Immi's ingredients
    26:13 How Immi keeps their operations lean
    44:21 Lessons on building an engaged community from Kevin's PM HQ days
    51:39 What's most important to Kevin about his work today and what will he keep prioritizing

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