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Back at HBS: Michelle Zatlyn Tells the Story Behind a Silicon Valley Unicorn
Michelle Zatlyn co-founded Cloudflare as an MBA student on a simple, unfashionable bet: give the product away, and make the internet safer for everyone. Today, Cloudflare protects millions of websites and carries roughly a fifth of all internet traffic. Along the way, Michelle became one of the world’s rare self-made female tech billionaires. This is The Founder Mindset with Reza Satchu.
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