Sean Garrett

@SG

Co-founder & partner, Collective. Analog native.

San Francisco
Joined March 2007
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  1. 17 hours ago

    Long time anti-list person on a list here. But, if there is anything I'd like to be known for is being someone who tried to change the way comms is done (and making a Repo Man reference whenever possible).

    "Sean Garrett has a knack for doing things first." Pramana co-founder and managing partner named to 's Innovator 25 list.
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  2. Oct 1

    So true. I was excited to pounce but this would have been one of most boring all hands that I ever attended.

    Such hullabaloo but IMO the Zuckerberg Q&A sounds like most tech all-hands "We're right and [politicians/media] are wrong and yes we care about [issue x] but the media exaggerates things, and no we don't think it's an issue. And now I will make a joke and you will laugh pls"
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  3. Retweeted
    Sep 27

    We’re in this month's sessions, playing a few songs for the hometown crowd at Austin’s The White Horse. See the whole thing right here:

    Spoon | Fender Sessions
    Watch the full episode out now.
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  4. Sep 27

    Unfortunately for the rest of the piece, the lede is "At the start of 2018, Wag looked like tech's next Big Thing." ??

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  5. Sep 27

    Fascinating deep dive on when the 'need' for growth and internal misalignment collides.

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  6. Retweeted
    Sep 25

    Go long on truth.

    “Truth has a way of coming to light.” Wisdom of playing out in real life like whoa this week
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  7. Sep 19

    One of the greatest comms and marketing leaders that’s ever worked in the tech industry is stepping away from her CMO role at LinkedIn. Salute to

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  8. Sep 19

    Incredible to have as a colleague and even better to have him as a friend. Amazing run. From a one-man govt. relations show to a global team and all that comes with that. Super intense, groundbreaking work that Colin attacked with grace and a human touch.

    8 years—it’s been an extraordinary journey. Today, I’m sharing that I’ve made the decision to leave Twitter. It’s been a joy to work here and to build an extraordinary team of immensely talented people across the globe.
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  9. Sep 10

    Top comms people leaving a company doesn't mean things are going wrong. It means that things *will* go wrong.

    okay, WeWork has lost two of its top comms people in the past 6 weeks ... 🤔
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  10. Sep 8

    Kids are always staying ahead of the olds. Who more than 25 would have predicted that a water bottle company () would be the most influential brand with middle school kids?

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  11. Sep 5

    Two big wins here.

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  12. Aug 30

    The main thing about Twitter that's changed in the last 10 years is that in 2010 a crazy hack would happen on the Saturday night of a holiday weekend. Now it happens on the Friday before one. Kids these days have it so much better.

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  13. Aug 28

    Two years ago tonight at the Greek. What an incredible show. Still miss Tom Petty every day.

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  14. Aug 13

    Neat that you'll be able to soon follow interests on Twitter but it would also be useful to have stand-alone apps that leverage the same interest-based account batches. I don't want to get hit with Trump stuff when I catch up on baseball news.

    having no Twitter on my phone makes my belief that there could be a big opp for speciality Twitter apps even stronger. What if you could have a pre-built NBA playoff Twitter app and there was no work to follow great basketball accounts?
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  15. Aug 11

    Is this the first time those simulating our universe wrote an op-ed for the NYT?

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    Aug 7

    I believe the stars are the headlights of angels Driving from heaven to save us To save us Look in the sky They're driving from heaven into our eyes And though final words are so hard to devise I promise that I'll always remember your pretty eyes — David Berman

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  17. Aug 7

    This is so true. I got into the Silver Jews at a time when was buying a hundreds of dollars of CDs a month and seeing live shows every week. It was like finding a next level to music.

    I know it's a stereotype to say that Silver Jews were a band for music critics and/or record store clerks, but there's a poignant truth to this. People who dig deep into music for a living found a kindred soul in David Berman. He made music for those who breathed music.
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    Aug 7

    “I asked the painter why the roads are colored black. He said, "Steve, it's because people leave and no highway will bring them back." So if you don't want me I promise not to linger, But before I go I gotta ask you dear about the tan line on your ring finger.” - David Berman

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  19. Aug 7

    the writing chops were as strong as ever...

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  20. Aug 7

    And David Berman's latest (he was just about to go on tour)...

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