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Scott Hurff

Founder & Chief Product Officer at Churnkey

Author of Designing Products People Love

Scott grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and started a bunch of dumb businesses but always made money.

He went to college at Wake Forest in North Carolina, majoring in Political Science and Economics. During his time in college, Scott was very political and interned in DC.

Then, he realized that he loved starting businesses. He started a company in college and became EIR at a Boston VC firm after graduation to work on it.

When that failed, Scott joined pre-IPO ChannelAdvisor and worked directly with founder/CEO Scot Wingo.

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BOOK NOW FOR your podcast

Scott Hurff

Founder & Chief Product Officer at Churnkey

Author of Designing Products People Love

Scott grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and started a bunch of dumb businesses but always made money.

He went to college at Wake Forest in North Carolina, majoring in Political Science and Economics. During his time in college, Scott was very political and interned in DC.

Then, he realized that he loved starting businesses. He started a company in college and became EIR at a Boston VC firm after graduation to work on it.

When that failed, Scott joined pre-IPO ChannelAdvisor and worked directly with founder/CEO Scot Wingo.

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Timeline

Sep 2020 - Present

Churnkey

Founder & Chief Product Officer

Sep 2020 - Present

Sep 2017 - Jun 2022

Casa Inc.

Founding Designer & Head of Design

Sep 2017 - Jun 2022

Aug 2016 - Feb 2018

Philosophie Group Inc.

Director of Product Design

Aug 2016 - Feb 2018

Jan 2015 - Jul 2016

Tinder

Product Manager & Lead Designer

Jan 2015 - Jul 2016

Jan 2010 - Jan 2015

Tappy

Head of Product & Founding Team

Jan 2010 - Jan 2015

Apr 2007 - Jan 2010

ChannelAdvisor

Global Product Marketing Manager

Apr 2007 - Jan 2010

Sep 2006 - Mar 2007

Kodiak Venture Partners

Entrepreneur-in-Residence

Sep 2006 - Mar 2007

Ask me

Why do you now prefer B2B companies over B2C, after spending ~15 years working in B2C startups?
How did Tinder's Super Like — the most successful early revenue product at the company — start with "This should take a week. It's just adding a button," and how did you create the template for Tinder's revenue ecosystem?
What did you see inside Tinder and what did it teach you about subscription businesses?
What is the key to designing products that people love?
What have you learned in your years of entrepreneurship?

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