👋 Welcome to our second Building to Billion series a rare and insightful conversation with Andrey Khusid, Founder and CEO of Miro – the company that redefined how teams collaborate visually, remotely, and at scale.

From inventing the digital whiteboard in 2011 to pioneering real-time visual collaboration in 2013, Miro has become a global force in remote teamwork, trusted by over 90 million users worldwide. During the pandemic, the company experienced explosive growth – scaling from 400 to over 2,000 employees, all while keeping its signature product-led approach at the core.

In this intimate Fireside Chat, we’ll explore:

The origin story behind Miro’s rise
Lessons learned from scaling rapidly during uncertainty
Insights into product-led growth and customer obsession
What the future of collaborative work looks like

🎤 Hosted by Vidit Agarwal – Founder & CEO of Curiosity Centre and host of the High Flyers Podcast, a global top-ten podcast featuring audio biographies of remarkable people and companies. Since 2020, Vidit has empowered over 200,000 leaders, been featured in Forbes, Financial Review, SXSW, and more, and continues to shape conversations in business as a Forbes 30 Under 30 judge and SXSW advisor.

🎙 MC for the evening: Peter Bradd – Former Founding Director of Fishburners and currently Chief Evangelist at Miro. Peter will guide the evening and also share his own perspective on Miro’s journey and its impact on the world of collaboration.

This is your chance to learn directly from one of tech’s most visionary founders, engage with an incredible host, and connect with the wider startup and innovation community.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired, ask questions, and gain valuable insight into building for scale.

About Fishburners 🐟

Fishburners is Australia’s largest start-up community, providing over 1000+ entrepreneurs a year with access to investment and economic development opportunities, mentoring, facilities and educational resources. Fishburners is based in Sydney, NSW and since their inception in 2011, Fishburners has impacted over 35,000+ entrepreneurs, held 15,800+ events, created 12,200+ jobs, helped start-up businesses raise $1B+ and partnered with 2,000+ enterprises, universities, and other organisations.