Jim Reisner, co-founder of Votigo, describes the diligence hurdles and key-person concerns before closing the deal to buy Nathan Latka's Heyo.
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“I mean, we had those kind of moments that, you know, kind of we almost wanted to walk, you know, and in the end, I think it all turned out for the best.”
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Reisner: Votigo Plans No Changes for Heyo Customers Post-Acquisition
“So we see we see no change happening to Hayo customers. We want to, you know, we kind of look at Hayo and what you guys have built as a well-oiled machine and we don't want to mess with that.”
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