Raleigh
other on 5 shows · 4 statements across 4 episodes · said 26 times in 17 episodes since 2016
How I Built This 11 
Top Founders 10 
20VC 3 
My First Million 1 
Capital Allocators 1
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2021 2 mentions in 2 episodes 1 per episode
2020 1 mention in 1 episode
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- 20VC: Why Investors Have The Biggest Problem with Bias, Why Our Job Is To Maximise Risk & Why It Is Essential To Get Good at Losing with True Ventures Founder, Jon Callaghan
- 20VC: The First ICO Blockchain Incubator Ever, Why ICO's Will Change The World of Venture As We Know It & How The M&A Market Will Respond To ICO's with Mike, Jones, Co-Founder @ Science Inc
- EP 614: Pendo Raises $31M Helping 200 Customers With In App Messaging To Drive Usage with CEO Todd Olson
- EP 539: eTailInsights Bootstrapped, $1.4m ARR Ecommerce Data with CEO Darren Pierce
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4 statements about Raleigh, every show
Boduch: Pendo CEO Todd Olson is driving to take the company public
“He's, his, he would love to take it public. He wants to, you know, have another public software company in Raleigh, and he's driving to that point, and the growth is accelerating, and things are great in the business.”
Weprin: AJ Capital acquired the Raleigh Hotel via a napkin deal
“Long story short, we end up buying that hotel. I make a deal with Frank, literally, like, on a napkin that we wrote at Macaluso's in, in, in Miami Beach for him to be the operator.”
Ballance: Raleigh punk was hardcore while Chapel Hill was poppy punk
“The kids in Raleigh seemed, like, more serious and more into the kind of, like, more menacing side of punk rock or something, and the Chapel Hill kids seemed to be more goofy. Like, Raleigh was more hardcore to me, and Chapel Hill was more, like, poppy punk.”
Spiffy generates $3 annual revenue per capita in its mature Raleigh market
“If you look at our Raleigh market, which is one of our biggest ones, it's our home market. We're getting you know, three dollars for every million people in our per capita. So, so, so that's kind of the ceiling that I'm aware of right now that we can get to. W…”