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record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
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Assertion Supported
Beim: A $60B pipeline of successful female-founded tech companies exists
“There is a pipeline, and I've actually done some research on this and wrote a blog on it, it's about a sixty billion dollar pipeline of very successful female-founded companies, including Epic Systems, Theranos, Eventbrite, Howes, Guild, many others.”
Assertion Partly supported
Eventbrite processed $3B in gross ticket sales in 2017
“So, it's valued at a little over a billion dollars. It's Generating three billion in gross ticket sales this year. We'll sell two hundred million tickets, but two hundred million tickets will be transacted in total on the platform this year by, you know, 800,0…”
Assertion Supported
Stebbings: Bending Spoons acquired Eventbrite for $500 million
“Just this week, they acquired Eventbrite for five hundred million dollars.”
Assertion Supported
Rosenberg: Eventbrite was a $30M PLG company before adding enterprise sales
“Eventbrite was a thirty million dollar product led growth company.”
Assertion Supported
Serota: Eventbrite scaled its Mendoza engineering team to 100 people
“So we took on a remote development strategy and ended up acquiring and then building it upon a team based in Mendoza, Argentina. And this is where I saw firsthand the power of having access to talent in a market Far outside the valley like Mendoza, which just …”
Assertion Supported
Eventbrite's original platform was built on the PayPal API
“Because we built the original Eventbrite platform on, on the PayPal API. We had international business.”