Lifshin: Meeting Pulse is raising on a $7M valuation cap
Aaron Lifshin · 1635 How He Plans to Get Churn Under 30% Annually in Event SaaS Space · Jan 15, 2020 · at 15:23
Aaron Lifshin, founder and CEO of Meeting Pulse, discusses valuation and financing terms for the company's seed round with Nathan Latka.
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“We're going out, we're looking to raise at seven million.”
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