McCabe: Intercom closed term sheets within days or hours of first meetings
Eoghan McCabe · 20VC: Intercom's Eoghan McCabe on What Makes A Truly Great CEO & What Founders Should Look For In Their Investors · Sep 23, 2016 · at 17:28
Eoghan McCabe, co-founder and CEO of Intercom, details the speed with which excited venture investors provided term sheets to Intercom.
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“Basically all our rounds went from first meeting to sign term sheet in a number of days, if not like half day.”
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