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Bootstrapping Using Services: Bay Dynamics Co-Founders Feris Rifai and Ryan Stolte (Part 1)
Posted on Monday, Jan 4th 2016
Feris and Ryan wanted to work together on a new venture. They first built a services company, then introduced an OEM product, and eventually bootstrapped a product under their own brand. The company has recently raised its first venture money after many years of being in business as a profitable, growing entity. Sramana Mitra: One
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Catching Up On Readings: Happy 2016
Posted on Sunday, Jan 3rd 2016
A Happy New Year to all our readers! This feature from VentureBeat looks at 36 fast-moving unicorns that could end up going public in 2016. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links.
