Successive stewardship will eventually create 100-year-old SaaS businesses
David Horne · Startup Acquisition Stories with David Horne & Marty Balkema - Co-founders at Calm Capital · May 31, 2022 · at 25:32
Calm Capital co-founder David Horne explains his long-term philosophy on software company stewardship to MicroAcquire's Andrew Gazdecki.
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“There will be a time where you can look at a SaaS company and be like, that's a hundred year old SaaS business, and it's going to take, you know, a bunch of different people to kind of keep that going, and hopefully continue to add value to the community it serves”
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