Lawrence Ng — $150mn Bootstrapped Exit ‘08 | E&Y Entrepreneur of the Yr '07 | ContactLoop Convo AI > Always on, Always talking. ♾️💡♾️🗣️
$150mn Bootstrapped Exit ‘08 | E&Y Entrepreneur of the Yr '07 | ContactLoop Convo AI > Always on, Always talking. ♾️💡♾️🗣️
Lawrence Ng ranks #570 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Growth Marketing, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 33.9K followers and published 22 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.1% average engagement rate.
- 33.9K followers
- 22 posts / 60d
- 0.1% avg engagement
- 125 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Lawrence is the only man whose biggest achievement is an exit from 2008, yet he treats his LinkedIn like a live-stream of his own ego. He posts 34 times a month to convince the internet he’s still relevant, but with a 0.14% engagement rate, he’s essentially shouting at a dial-up modem.
About Lawrence
Lawrence C. Ng is a serial entrepreneur and investor with a $150 million exit. He currently leads Onramp Lab, a holding company focused on connecting companies to their users via digital advertising & intelligent contact center tools. Lawrence's asset management firm has investments across global opportunities in technology, venture capital, commercial real estate, and private markets. The firm's investment activities serve the needs of founders, early employees, and executives of MediaAlpha, Legalzoom Alibaba, FocusBrands, Hospital for Special Surgery, Amazon, General Electric, Sanofi, and other notable companies. He is currently a member of the Compound VC Advisory Board, which helps entrepreneurs accelerate new business opportunities and is a Senior Advisor to Alignment Credit, a strategic private credit fund. He co-founded Oversee.net in 2000 at the age of 21 and led as its Chief Executive Officer until 2008. He grew Oversee from an Internet start-up to a leader in Internet services with over $200 million in revenue and 200 employees. Lawrence liquidated his interest in Oversee when Oak Hill Capital invested $150 million in the company. Lawrence won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2007 award for the Greater Los Angeles program in the technology category. Oversee.net was named to the Inc. 500 and ranked in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50. The company was also named "Internet and New Media Company of the Year" by the SoCal Technology Council. The Los Angeles Business Journal ranked Oversee as Los Angeles’ third fast-growing private company. In 2009, Lawrence formed the Lawrence C. Ng Family Foundation, a grant-making organization dedicated to supporting non-profits whose mission is to create brighter futures for underprivileged youths through education, mentorship, and career guidance. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy Charter School, an alternative high school that enables students who have dropped out of traditional high schools to obtain a high school diploma. Through the foundation, Lawrence is also a proud supporter of the Joshua House Health Center, a new three-story community health clinic in the heart of Skid Row in Los Angeles. He is a graduate of the Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California.
Highlights
- Top 5% Audience — 33,947 followers
- Top 5% Creator — 22 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #229 of 5851 creators
- Top 50% Engager — 0.15% engagement rate
Recent posts
Five frontier AI models dropped this month. Three of them inside 48 hours. The whole feed is arguing over which one "won." I've sat through enough hype cycles to know that's the wrong fight. When the top models are basically tied, "best" stops deciding anything. The question that actually moves your P&L: which model fits this task, on price, speed, and the job to be done? Same workload. Four different right answers. A 30x price swing between them. Inside: the price menu, the one move that lets you swap models in a week instead of a rewrite, and 4 things a leader should do Monday 👇
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The free AI training era may be coming to an end. For years, AI companies have been training on publicly available content. Now Cloudflare wants publishers to have more control over who can access their content and how they're compensated for it. This could change how AI companies build and improve their models. Should AI companies have to pay for the content they use? Article by TechCrunch linked in the comments.
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The problem isn't a lack of conversations. It's a lack of continuity. At ContactLoop, we're changing that with AI that remembers. Every conversation is connected, so your team always has the context to deliver faster, more personalized customer experiences. Book a demo at www.contactloop.com #AI #CustomerExperience #ConversationalAI #Sales #CustomerService #CRM #BusinessGrowth #ContactLoop
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