Eric Min's previous enterprise software company secured a $100 million contract
Eric Min · 659: He's Winning In Home Fitness Wars: $3+ Million Monthly Revenue, $45 Million Raised · May 14, 2017 · at 7:22
Zwift founder Eric Min describes the scale of the exit contract secured by his first enterprise trading platform company.
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“So we were sitting on what amounted to a hundred million dollar contract.”
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