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EPISODE · May 12, 2020 · 26 MIN

Co-founder and CEO of Whiplash, James Marks talks about getting acquired and how successful founders can help early stage startups.

from The AFT podcast: At the Forefront of Transactions | Payments | Fintech | Pay-tech | Banking · host Konstantin Dubovitskiy

This episode is about going through struggles to reach success. James Marks, Co-founder and CEO of Whiplash explains how he sold his company and how it nearly got bankrupt because of a small mistake they made in the very beginning of this journey. We talked about the importance of legal side, how can one bootstrap a startup for years and how to get your company acquired. Whiplash: https://sales.getwhiplash.com/ Invest in me through my IPO: https://humanipo.app/id/konstantin.dubovitskiy

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