VC leaders from 01 Advisors take the Builders Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 to share the scaling playbook

At the upcoming TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, a trio of influential figures from 01 Advisors will take the Builders Stage to share invaluable insights on startup growth. On October 28, Adam Bain, Dick Costolo, and David Fischer will engage in an exclusive discussion that promises to unravel the complexities of building and scaling technology companies in a constantly evolving environment. These experts have played pivotal roles in shaping the internet as we know it. David Fischer, who previously served as the Chief Revenue Officer at Meta, was instrumental in scaling the company's annual revenue from under $1 billion to over $100 billion, connecting a vast network of 200 million businesses to their customers globally. His earlier accomplishments include developing Google's initial sales framework. Adam Bain, the former Chief Operating Officer of Twitter, is known for transforming the platform's sales, product, and advertising operations, driving revenue growth from millions to billions within just five years. Meanwhile, Dick Costolo, who once held the position of CEO at Twitter, oversaw a remarkable 400% increase in workforce and elevated annual revenue from $28 million to $2.25 billion. He is also recognized for founding Feedburner, which was later acquired by Google. The conversation will delve into more than just their past achievements; it will explore their visions for the future of technology. Attendees can expect discussions on finding product-market fit, intentional scaling, navigating fundraising in the current climate, and the qualities they seek when supporting startup founders through 01 Advisors. For anyone involved in building or investing in startups, this session will serve as a crucial guide to achieving lasting success. Join over 10,000 startup enthusiasts, tech innovators, and venture capital leaders from October 27 to 29 at the Moscone West in San Francisco, marking the 20th anniversary of Disrupt. Don’t miss the chance to register early and save up to $668 before the price increase on September 27.