Bokoff: Hardest-to-understand concepts are often the biggest opportunities
Peter Bokoff · #2 iMirror · Mar 3, 2025 · at 26:14
iMirror founder Peter Bokoff defends his pitch strategy of pursuing the hospitality market despite unanimous skepticism from venture capitalists.
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“The thing that people have the hardest time connecting the dots to is often the biggest opportunity. And I, you know, I would stick by that.”
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