Vanessa Torridilla

Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, Goldbelly · 1 appearance on the record.

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Torrivilla co-founded Goldbelly in 2013, an e-commerce platform that enables iconic regional food makers and restaurants to ship specialty foods nationwide. With a background in computer science and design, she built the platform's user experience, visual branding, and product strategy from its Y Combinator beginnings through national expansion.

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Torrivilla: Profitability gives startups leverage for faster fundraising
“If you've already worked out your unit economics and you, you've become profitable, then, you know, you have a little bit more leverage to have, you know, I feel like a faster, ah, fundraise process.”
Vanessa Torridilla Aug 16, 2017 ▶ 23:27 Founders of Science Exchange, Goldbely, and The Flex Company Discuss Fundraising · Y Combinator
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Torrivilla: Goldbelly reached profitability before raising its Series A
“The reason we did it pretty quickly is because we had gotten profitable before we went out for a Series A, which I forgot to mention.”
Vanessa Torridilla Aug 16, 2017 ▶ 23:17 Founders of Science Exchange, Goldbely, and The Flex Company Discuss Fundraising · Y Combinator
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Torrivilla: Working 24/7 actually slows your company down
“What you don't realize is that you can burn out if you're just working 24 seven. If what, if you leave work and go home and continue to work, you're not gonna make better decisions for your company. It's actually gonna slow you down.”
Vanessa Torridilla Aug 16, 2017 ▶ 24:52 Founders of Science Exchange, Goldbely, and The Flex Company Discuss Fundraising · Y Combinator

Appearances (1)

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Founders of Science Exchange, Goldbely, and The Flex Company Discuss Fundraising · Y Combi Aug 16, 2017 7m
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