Roy: Barn & Willow backed by 500 Startups, planning seed round
Trisha Roy · How to Sell $300k Of Your Physical Product with Trisha Roy from Barn and Willow · Jan 20, 2016 · at 5:05
Trisha Roy is the founder of Barn & Willow, a direct-to-consumer window treatment startup. She discusses the company's early fundraising history with Nathan Latka.
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“So we have been seed funded by 500 startups, and we would soon start, you know, raising our first seed.”
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