Sourcepoint's $17M round in 2020 included zero secondary share sales
Ben Brokus · Sourcepoint Hits 500 Customers for Data Privacy Product, Will "definitely hit $50m in 2024" · Mar 23, 2023 · at 14:33
Ben Barokas is the CEO of Sourcepoint. Nathan Latka asks whether Sourcepoint's 2020 $17 million growth financing from Arrowroot Capital included secondary liquidity.
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