Ambron: BrandYourself is at a $6M-$7M annual run rate
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BrandYourself CEO Patrick Ambron shares the company's 2016 annualized revenue run rate based on recent monthly performance.
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“So, you know, we're at this year at about say a six, seven million dollar run rate.”
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