Jason Lemkin was, by Silicon Valley standards, a successful CEO. He founded a startup called EchoSign, and six years later sold it to one of the big players in tech, Adobe. But as Lemkin sets out ...

Behind closed doors, CEOs are saying what they won't admit publicly: AI means smaller teams.In public, they stick to the safe ...

Two-time entrepreneur Jason Lemkin just closed a debut venture fund with $70 million called SaaStr Fund. It’s an impressive feat and the latest in a string of interesting opportunities that ...

When Jason Lemkin sold his last company, EchoSign, to Adobe for $400 million in 2011, there was one thing he knew he was going to miss: not leading the next part of the company's journey.

“Customer success is where 90% of the revenue is,” said Jason Lemkin at the 2015 Gainsight Pulse conference. Lemkin, now managing director of Storm Ventures and software as a service ...

SaaStr also consists of over 1,000 additional posts and answers on Quora, where Jason M. Lemkin is consistently one of the Top 3 most popular authors (and has twice been named a Top Writer).

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EchoSign Inc. co-founder Jason Lemkin has newly joined Storm Ventures as managing director, the founder and investor told VentureWire. A Sand Hill Road venture capital firm, Storm Ventures invests ...

Venture capitalist and SaaS influencer Jason Lemkin recently noted on Twitter that the “vast majority of [venture capital investment] went into unicorns and decacorns the past [two] years” and ...

Jason M. Lemkin, who recently stepped away from his role as managing director at Storm Ventures, has set up his own seed-investment firm called Saastr, according to three people familiar with the ...

"Public companies are trying to prepare their teams for it, but the backlash was too strong," said Jason Lemkin, an investor in software startups. Instead, CEOs fall back on the safer line ...

When Jason Lemkin sold his last company, EchoSign, to Adobe for $400 million in 2011, there was one thing he knew he was going to miss: not leading the next part of the company's journey.