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What We Need to Grow is a conversation series by 79 Development, hosted by Caleb Pedosiuk Execution is getting cheaper. Which means the scarce thing, the thing that actually matters, is having the clarity to know what's worth growing before you touch a single tool. Conversations, thoughts, and observations anchored to one question: not what we can we do, but what should we be doing. We talk: mergers, acquisitions and private equity to regenerative agriculture, wellness and humanitarian work, and the future of what it means to solve meaningful problems today. 79dev.com

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