Geisel acquired an 80 percent equity stake in PlanLeave
Andrew Geisel · He acquired a company for under $100k, lead engineer kept 20%, what's his GTM plan? · Nov 26, 2022 · at 6:01
Andrew Geisel, CEO of PlanLeave, details the ownership split agreed upon when buying into the software platform.
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“It ended up being 80%.”
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