A digital benchmarking and business intelligence firm that Galloway founded.
From Scott Galloway's comparison
Galloway sold L2 for $160 million after ten years of work. Scott Galloway founded L2, a digital benchmarking and business intelligence firm, and sold it for $160 million after a decade of building it.
He sets that figure against the $118 million in value each Nvidia employee has created, to show how small a decade of founder work can look next to the output of a single employee at a dominant company.
Galloway sold L2 for $160 million after ten years of work, a figure he contrasts with the $118 million in value each Nvidia employee has created.
Galloway sold L2 for $160 million after ten years of work. Scott Galloway founded L2, a digital benchmarking and business intelligence firm, and sold it for $160 million after a decade of building it.
He sets that figure against the $118 million in value each Nvidia employee has created, to show how small a decade of founder work can look next to the output of a single employee at a dominant company.
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