Raycaster , Co-Founder & CEO
MemberWhat’s the secret to building products that stand out in a crowded market? In this episode hosted by Daniel Feldman, Raycaster Co-Founder Levi Lian shares insights on the evolving role of product management and the importance of integrating product marketing and design for rapid execution. Hear how Levi’s background in ethnography and user research shaped his approach, and learn about the unique challenges and opportunities in the enterprise sales space.
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Levi Lian is the co-founder and CEO of a stealth-mode AI startup, backed by top-tier VCs. With a clear vision to redefine how businesses grow and scale, Levi and his team are transforming how GTM organizations deeply understand customers, driving smarter decisions and accelerating revenue growth. Levi is a proven innovator who has successfully brought multiple high-impact products from zero to one at leading B2B companies like Uber for Business, Intuit, and Solvvy (acquired by Zoom). His innovation on Uber Cash as a key growth engine attracted significant media coverage and industry recognition. A thought leader in the startup world, Levi has been awarded fellowships from Accel, 8VC, and True Ventures. He holds a B.S. in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University, blending his expertise in technology, business, and human behavior to fuel innovations. When he’s not building the future of AI, Levi enjoys playing the saxophone and social dancing—both of which, much like startups, require adaptability, collaboration, and the ability to improvise to the rhythm of the market.
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