Jack Chou

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About

Jack Chou is 🚶🏻🏃🏻. Previously, Jack Chou has worked at Pace.

San Francisco Bay Area

Work Experience

Co-Founder & CEO at

Jul 2020 - Jun 2025 (4y 11m)

Pace was a mental health startup backed by Sequoia Capital + other investors that scaled a form of group therapy. We brought together real people across 10,000s of live video sessions with the best facilitators. As COVID changed so did demand, and we wound down Pace in May 2024 returning remaining capital to investors. A few of us weren't done with mental health and started Supertalk, an early foray into AI therapy. Headspace acquired Supertalk in Feb 2025.

Chief Product Officer at

Jul 2018 - Oct 2019 (1y 3m)

Led an amazing team of product managers, creatives, designers, and product marketers to define and build Affirm's products and brand.

Head of Product at Affirm, Inc.

Apr 2017 - Oct 2019 (2y 6m)

Head of Product at

Dec 2013 - Apr 2017 (3y 4m)

Led product at Pinterest - PM, Growth, Analytics, and International teams that grew it to hundreds of millions of users around the globe.

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Jackson Gates

@jacksongates

Agree. And most VCs don’t understand anything about sports either.

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Jordan Cooper

@jordancooper

The marketplace moat is going down…personal agents materially weaken the historical truth of liquidity begetting more liquidity. With agents like Muse, ~all supply across the internet and offline world will be discoverable, not just what’s housed in the dominant marketplace people know to visit. Supply doesn’t need an aggregator to be found, will multi home, won’t accept the rake, etc etc. and demand will programmatically find the best supply at the best price, regardless of whether its online or offline, requires a deep web search, agentic phone calls to offline establishments, email inquiry and negotiation, whatever. The world just isn’t gonna need marketplaces for transactions to clear. Of course there are categories, especially where a marketplace isn’t purely governed by economic theory, that are more insulated, but that’s the exception…most marketplaces are in for a rude awakening.

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