Biz Stone
Co-founder of Twitter
San Francisco, CA
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About
Biz Stone co-founded Twitter in 2006 with Jack Dorsey, Evan Williams and Noah Glass, having worked with Williams at Blogger and Odeo beforehand. He shaped Twitter's early voice and public identity, left in 2011 to co-found the Q&A app Jelly and the search company Super, and returned to Twitter in 2017 in a culture-focused role. He was an early investor in Beyond Meat and Pinterest.
Podcasts & interviews
featuring Biz StoneTwitter's Founder on building a business for the future | Biz Stone
One Young World
Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone: Jack's About the Long Game
Bloomberg Originals
Biz Stone on Making Life Decisions, and Why Money Shouldn't Play a Role
The Aspen Institute
Biz Stone Interview
Zach Sang Show
Biz Stone: Success Doesn't Happen Overnight
The Wall Street Journal
Biz Stone on Twitter - Interview
LifeHackDoc
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Biz Stone?
- Biz Stone co-founded Twitter in 2006 with Jack Dorsey, Evan Williams and Noah Glass, having worked with Williams at Blogger and Odeo beforehand. He shaped Twitter's early voice and public identity, left in 2011 to co-found the Q&A app Jelly and the search company Super, and returned to Twitter in 2017 in a culture-focused role. He was an early investor in Beyond Meat and Pinterest.
- What podcasts and interviews feature Biz Stone?
- Tracked appearances include "Twitter's Founder on building a business for the future | Biz Stone", "Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone: Jack's About the Long Game", "Biz Stone on Making Life Decisions, and Why Money Shouldn't Play a Role", and 3 more.