Removing Barriers Between Humans and Their Data with Eric Crane
from Startup Grind
Eric originally hails from Lawrenceville, Georgia. While he’s moved around the country a bit, Atlanta has always pulled him back. He currently lives with his wife, Shirley, and their dog, Maize, in Atlanta, Georgia. The Co-founder and COO at Flatfile, whose mission is to remove barriers between humans and their data. Hundreds of enterprises use Flatfile products to aggregate, import, and normalize data from disparate and variant sources. Previously, Eric was the first product lead at Envoy, whose workplace products help thousands of companies create delightful and welcoming office experiences. Other prior work experiences include RentPath, FullStory, RelateIQ, ProsumerGrid, Crimson Hexagon, and Epic. Eric attended college at Emory University and received his MBA from Georgia Tech in 2015. Learn more about Oracle for Startups (Interviewed by StartupGrind's Alex Gorden).
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Fireside chat with Eric Crane, the Co-founder and COO at Flatfile, whose mission is to remove barriers between humans and their data. Hundreds of enterprises use Flatfile products to aggregate, import, and normalize data from disparate and variant sources. In this episode, Alex Gordon-Furse ( our VP of Sales + Startups) interviews Eric Crane, co-founder and COO of Flatfile, whose mission is to remove barriers between humans and their data. Hundreds of enterprises use Flatfile products to aggregate, import, and normalize data from disparate and variant sources. Previously, Eric was the first product lead at Envoy, whose workplace products help thousands of companies create delightful and welcoming office experiences. The subject of this interview is 'Designing a fundraise: lessons from Flatfile's first two investment rounds'. Expect to learn how Eric and his co-founder David Boskovic designed a fundraising strategy that enabled them to raise a $7.6M seed round in less than a month. Learn more about Oracle for Startups https://www.oracle.com/startup/
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