Corrigan: Summit Sync operated for nearly two years with zero revenue
John Corrigan · 1708 You're telling me your MRR is $7.5m with 35 Employees? · Mar 28, 2020 · at 4:05
John Corrigan, founder and CEO of enterprise event platform Summit Sync, describes the company's early origin story and failed consumer business model prior to its B2B pivot.
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“We started out as a mobile consumer-based app, kind of Tinder meets business conferences. Did that for about, you know, a year and a half, almost two years. That did, we had a lot of users, but it just, there was no revenue and there's no path to revenue.”
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