The Best Time to Raise Investment is...

28 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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In this monologue, the founder explains his early aversion to seeking investors, preferring to build the business independently despite hearing negative stories about venture capital. He describes the competitive CRM/recruitment software market, positioning his company as a David versus industry giants like Access and Bullhorn, and notes a strategic advantage when a rival (Vincere) exited the market. He emphasizes the importance of timing for raising capital, highlighting that rising operational costs and the strain of scaling a 17‑person team made investment increasingly necessary, while also expressing the personal burden of leading the growing company.

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