John Younger

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Younger details restructuring Accolo's preferred shares into common via notes
“So to do that, we issued notes to the preferred shareholders and the warrant holders. So that created a note and transferred their stock to all common. And then the new company was created by assuming some portion of those preferred notes. So the acquiring com…”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 7:34 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: Accolo raised $4M in 2007 and reached $2M/quarter
“Raised money in 2007. Nathan Latka: How much? John Younger: About four million. And we ended up getting to a place where we're hitting about two million a quarter and growing quickly right when the bubble burst in 2008, 2009.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 5:08 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: HireMojo's annual renewal rate exceeds 90 percent
“Our level of renewals is north of 90%.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 12:44 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: HireMojo generates approximately $200,000 in monthly recurring revenue
“Yeah, it's probably closer to two.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 13:22 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: HireMojo's customer acquisition cost is approximately $1,700
“Right now, it's about 1700 bucks.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 14:13 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: HireMojo's revenue consistently grows 8% to 12% month-over-month
“Well, we've been growing eight to 12% a month to give you a sense pretty consistently.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 15:18 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: Ynet sold to TriNet for roughly $4 million in stock
“It was probably pushing four million dollars, something like that.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 2:21 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time
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Younger: Accolo Generated $8M–$9M Annually Before HireMojo Spinout
“It was, yeah, eight, nine million, something like that. We had caught our way back.”
John Younger Apr 9, 2018 ▶ 6:51 989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time

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EpisodeDateSpeaking time
989 How This CEO Split His Company and Cleaned Cap Table At Same Time Apr 9, 2018 9m
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