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Kalshi cofounder says having no VPs has been key to the company’s explosive growth

Luana Lopes Lara, the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire, shared her approach to corporate management.
For fast-growing startups, adding new employees is a critical—but perilous—step to further expansion. In many cases, a push to add people doesn’t fuel growth, but instead creates confusion and bureaucracy that causes the startup to stumble. In the case of Kalshi, however, the buzzy prediction market—which one analyst says could soon be worth as much as $42 billion—has figured out…
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