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Morgan Scalzo
Community and Event Manager, Statsig

On-demand virtual AMA with Ronny Kohavi

Thu Aug 24 2023

It’s always an exciting moment when our team gets to work with Ronny!

In case you missed it, we hosted an in-person Experimentation Meetup at the Statsig office in Bellevue, WA, and got to hear some great anecdotes from Ronny's time at Microsoft, Amazon, and Airbnb. We had such a great time collaborating with Ronny that we decided to double down with a virtual AMA with him and our very own Tim Chan.

Check out the recording below—and if you’re interested in attending one of Ronny’s upcoming online courses use code STATSIGPOWER for $500 off.

Permalink: https://www.statsig.com/blog/ronny-kohavi-ama-virtual-meetup-video

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