How Pandora Does It

It took a long time for Pandora to be a successful, publicly-traded company. 7 years, in fact. Here's how it all got started and the long road to get there.

How Pandora Does It
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Tim Westergren, the founder of Pandora, has the most outlandish founder story I’ve ever heard.

He founded Pandora when he was 35. Before that, he was a hippy, manny (male nanny) and part-time music composer.

At Hustle Con, Tim’s gonna teach two things:

  • How to build a rock-solid company culture
  • When you know it’s time to pivot your startup

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