A short promotional/interview-style YouTube clip featuring Jason M. Lemkin introducing Saster, the annual SaaS/B2B founders event he helped start. The clip highlights the event structure (three themes per day, two stages), networking opportunities (meet top SaaS investors and ~5,000 founders/execs), and a central message: SaaS companies must keep growing or they will "descend and decline into nothingness."
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Jason M. Lemkin
February 5, 2016
5,000
Top 100 VCs
I'm Jason Lemkin. I am the initial voice behind Saster, which has since grown to be the largest global community for SaaS and B2B founders.
If you're a founder coming to the Saster annual, you're gonna find your tribe, you're gonna find your peers.
Have three different themes for each of the days, two different stages with radically different things happening on each stage.
5,000 SaaS founders and execs, the largest conc decision makers anywhere in the world.
We're about founders with customers that want to grow their business even faster. And if you're one of the top 100 VCs, Dean SaaS and B2B will let you come too.
You're going to meet all of the top SaaS investors. You're just going to be networking with them. How often do you get all of these guys in one place at one time? Never show up with a notebook and a pen, and they're going to give you the playbook, the very best people in SaaS, the people who've already done what you want to do a hundred times more successfully.
This to be fun for all of you, you need an ROI in your time. I want you to come here and close 10 customers and meet with all your partners in the Bay Area. Do that. But this is also a chance to have fun together. There's only two choices in sas. You either got to keep growing or you're going to. You're going to descend and decline into nothingness.
