Francisco Larrain grew a Chilean hedge fund from $300M to $2.5B
Francisco Larrain · EP 555: Sudo.ai Raises $2.3M at $10.3M Post Money Valuation to Fix CRM Space with CEo Francisco Larrain · Jan 30, 2017 · at 3:28
Francisco Larrain, co-founder of Sudo.ai, recounts his career running a family office hedge fund in Chile prior to attending Stanford and becoming an entrepreneur.
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“The size of the hedge fund was three hundred millions, and when I left it was 2.5 billion, so we had a really good ride there.”
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