Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What do you learn working at the White House and SpaceX before launching your own company at just 24?
On this episode of The Jay Young Show, Brock Murphy, co-founder of Parent ProTech, shares how he went from high-performance environments to building an edtech company now reaching thousands of schools.
Jay Young and Jordan Soto dig into what Brock learned about leadership, ownership, scaling, winning customers and building a company when you’re the youngest person in the room.
They also get into:
• Lessons from SpaceX and the White House
• How Brock landed his first major customers
• The turning point that accelerated Parent ProTech’s growth
• Building a culture of accountability
• What founders get wrong about scaling
• The startup advice Brock chose to ignore
This week’s theme: OWNERSHIP.
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#BrockMurphy #SpaceX #Entrepreneurship #Startup #Leadership #TheJayYoungShow
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What do you learn working at the White House and SpaceX before launching your own company at just 24?
On this episode of The Jay Young Show, Brock Murphy, co-founder of Parent ProTech, shares how he went from high-performance environments to building an edtech company now reaching thousands of schools.
Jay Young and Jordan Soto dig into what Brock learned about leadership, ownership, scaling, winning customers and building a company when you’re the youngest person in the room.
They also get into:
• Lessons from SpaceX and the White House
• How Brock landed his first major customers
• The turning point that accelerated Parent ProTech’s growth
• Building a culture of accountability
• What founders get wrong about scaling
• The startup advice Brock chose to ignore
This week’s theme: OWNERSHIP.
Subscribe for more conversations with entrepreneurs, investors and leaders who know what it takes to build at scale.
#BrockMurphy #SpaceX #Entrepreneurship #Startup #Leadership #TheJayYoungShow
DISCLAIMER: All content and all statements made herein, including by any speaker or participant, except those expressly made as a statement of fact, including plans, intentions, beliefs, and projections, are forward-looking statements, involve risks and uncertainties, and should be evaluated as such. All statements related to any past or current offering of King Operating Corporation or its subsidiaries or affiliates are expressly qualified and made subject to the applicable offering document(s) and all information, disclosures, and disclaimers contained therein. No content is intended, nor should it be construed, as providing tax, investment, or legal advice.
More information:
KingOperating.com
