GTEx reached roughly £900,000 in trailing 12-month revenue
Simone Vincenzi · 1206 He Helps B2B SaaS CEO's Launch User Conferences · Nov 12, 2018 · at 5:58
Simone Vincenzi, co-founder of GTEx, responds to Nathan Latka regarding the company's total annual revenue across events, memberships, and coaching.
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“Over the past four months, a bit less than seven figures. So around 900,000.”
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