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#710 iContact Founder Returns To Mixergy After $169M Sale – with Ryan Allis Apr 9, 2012 · 18 mentions

  • ▶ 2:43 Andrew Warner Ryan Alice is the co-founder of iContact, a provider of email marketing tools for small businesses, and a company that was recently sold for a hundred sixty-nine million dollars to Vocus. 4 times in the scene
  • ▶ 9:41 Ryan Allis I was 21 years old in 18 days, and eye contact got to one million dollars in sales.
  • ▶ 12:46 Ryan Allis I dropped out of UNC in order to build eye contact, so I may go get a graduate school degree some point in the next few years. 4 times in the scene
  • ▶ 18:17 Ryan Allis All along the way, in our Series A and our Series B, we were able to sell some of our personal shares, and so the actual amount that went to the balance sheet of the company, uh, was more like thirty million dollars. 3 times in the scene
  • ▶ 24:18 Ryan Allis That had made an offer to buy our company a couple years ago by eye contact, and I took it to the forum, and I said, is this something I should do? 2 times in the scene
  • ▶ 31:28 Ryan Allis In 2000 and, uh, 10, April, sorry, April of 2000, November of 2010, we decided that we would launch a free version of eye contact, um, in response to some of the competition in the marketplace, having done that successfully, and, um,…
  • ▶ 41:14 Andrew Warner Did you, did you have a list of things that you stood for at eye contact?
  • ▶ 47:15 Ryan Allis Um, we had, we never hired our, a COO at eye contact. 2 times in the scene
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