Pulp Conversations

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The economics of friendship: how money, relationships and culture is made. | I write Pulp Conversations from the perspective of someone who’s seen the machine from a few different angles: inside Fortune 100 boardrooms, inside tiny startups trying not to die, and inside design studios trying to make sense of all of it. I started my career at AT&T in 1999, when it still felt like the center of the communications universe and the dot‑com era was in full swing. I joined a rotational program in the CFO’s office, bouncing through investor relations, supplier management, and other roles that plugged straight into the company’s biggest decisions. Our team worked on what was then the largest IPO in U.S. history, AT&T Wireless, a $10.6 billion spin‑off that was my crash course

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