Since the beginning of The Pitch, we’ve told one story: what it’s like to raise money for a startup. But what about the rest of the journey? On our new segment, The Exit, we talk to startup founders who’ve done the impossible, sold their startup for hundreds of millions. How does it feel to finally accomplish the dream? And is that dream all it’s cracked up to be? In our first exit interview, we talk to Bill Smith, a high school dropout from Alabama who started, scaled and sold Shipt for $550 million in three years.
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#99 The Friends & Family Gap
#98 Hello! You’ve Reached The Pitch Helpline
#97 Secret Sauce or Snake Oil?
#96 A Test of Time
#95 You Asked. Investors Answered. Now What?
#94 The Breaking Point
#93 David vs. Godzilla
#92 Who Did the PPP Actually Save?
#91 “If We Don’t Get the Money by Friday …”
#90 How Startups Can Succeed in a Pandemic 2
#89 A Big Bet on an Ex-Trucker
How I Saved My Startup
#88 How Startups Can Succeed in a Pandemic
#87 Uber for Pets
#86 If the Suit Fits, Invest.
#85 Will Coronavirus Kill This Deal?
#84 The Napkin Pitch
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#82 A Deal Too Perfect to Pass Up
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