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    Wei-Weng Chen

    Director of Equity Research at RBC Capital Markets

    Wei-Weng Chen is a Director of Equity Research at RBC Capital Markets, specializing in the coverage of consumer and e-commerce companies with a particular focus on the Australian market. He currently covers companies such as Kogan.com and Life360 Inc., providing detailed insights and investment analysis that have been highlighted in earnings calls and media commentary. Chen began his career as an Equity Research Analyst, advancing to roles including Vice President before joining RBC Securities Australia Pty Ltd as an Analyst in 2022, and subsequently moving to RBC Capital Markets in Toronto, where he was promoted to Director. He holds professional credentials in securities analysis and is recognized for his analytical acumen in evaluating performance metrics, such as company sales outperformance and revenue growth relative to consensus estimates.

    Wei-Weng Chen's questions to Life360 (LIF) leadership

    Wei-Weng Chen's questions to Life360 (LIF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    In a follow-up, Wei-Weng Chen of RBC Capital Markets asked Co-Founder Chris Hulls to elaborate on the specific ways he believes Lauren Antonoff will be a better CEO for Life360's current stage.

    Answer

    Co-Founder & Executive Chairman Chris Hulls provided a thoughtful response, explaining that Lauren Antonoff excels at and enjoys the operational consistency and scaling processes required of a public company CEO, whereas his strengths lie in creative bursts. He praised her ability to hire top executives and thread the needle between scrappy innovation and scalable process, ensuring the company benefits from his vision with her superior execution.

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    Wei-Weng Chen's questions to LIFX leadership

    Wei-Weng Chen's questions to LIFX leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Asked about the timeline for first revenue from the Hubble partnership, the nature of the product offering, the capital and effort required from Life360, the validation of the enterprise opportunity, and whether any Life360 insiders are personally invested in Hubble.

    Answer

    Executives expect first revenue from Hubble in 2025. The partnership leverages Life360's existing 66-million-phone finding network, not just Tile hardware, and requires minimal capital and engineering effort from Life360. The enterprise opportunity has been validated over years of consideration. Some insiders, including the CEO, are modest personal investors in Hubble, which will be fully disclosed.

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