Priority Reached Millions in Revenue and Cash-Flow Positivity by Year Four
Dave Weiner · Priority Bicycles: Dave Weiner · Nov 13, 2023 · at 57:25
Dave Weiner, founder of Priority Bicycles, details the company's revenue traction and cash-flow positivity three to four years after launching.
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“I don't know if it was five. I would say it was a little south of that, but it was a couple million dollars. And we were cashflow positive. Not by much, but we were cashflow positive every year.”
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