2014
Katherine Boyle worked at The Washington Post from 2010 to early 2014 and left as Jeff Bezos bought the paper.
“I was there from 2010 to early 2014 I actually left right as Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post”
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Katherine Boyle
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2018
Katherine Boyle wrote a Washington Post piece in 2018 arguing that Silicon Valley was doing much of the work of government.
“I wrote a piece for the Washington Post in 2018 about how actually it seemed like Silicon Valley was actually doing a lot of the work of government.”
2020
Katherine Boyle says COVID showed that education still operates on a 19th-century model.
“education is one of these things that I think coming out of COVID, people really realize that we are still operating on a 19th century model.”
Undated
Katherine Boyle cites an American Enterprise Institute graph showing consumer goods got cheaper while healthcare, housing and education did not.
“there's that famous AEI graph on like everything has come down the cost curve like televisions are less expensive everything is less expensive in consumer land except for healthcare except for housing and except for education”
Undated
Katherine Boyle works from Miami and describes Silicon Valley as an idea rather than a place.
“I'm in Miami like Silicon Valley is an idea not a place state of mind”
Undated
Katherine Boyle has worked with Anduril since its seed round.
“So I've worked with a company called Anduril for a very long time actually since their seed round”
Undated
Katherine Boyle argues American dynamism investing is not impact investing or ESG but a source of major returns and American innovation.
“it's not impact investing it's not ESG it's not just like oh well we're going to see incremental returns like it is going to be the source of American innovation”
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