Zooppa aims to achieve self-sustainability before raising additional capital
Alessandro Biggi · 678: Creative who needs work? Try Zooppa with $8m Raised and $4m+ In Creative Projects in 2016 with CEO Alessandro Biggi · Jun 2, 2017 · at 11:57
Alessandro Biggi, CEO of Zooppa, outlines the company's operating strategy and fundraising readiness to Nathan Latka.
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“We focus more on on the, on being able to sustain ourselves with our on our own. I think that's definitely my goal for the year. And I think it's totally achievable, totally doable.”
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“I think right now there's a huge opportunity for Zupa to grow and to really make it become a big business, let's say in the 50, a hundred million or more value.”
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“No, no, we usually, as I said, we usually keep 50% for ourselves and 50% goes to the grid.”
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“Basically instead of having our own internal creative department, we rely on technology to engage with a network of about 400,000 creators all around the world.”
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“When it's about open model, you know, we usually can go anywhere From, let's say, 40 K to a 150 or more. When it's more direct production, you know, you can start as low as 10 K and then of course grows grow up as a project becomes more complex.”
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