He Almost Went Bankrupt TWICE...Then exited for $30M. w/ Canvaspop CEO Nazim Ahmed
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This isn’t a unicorn fairytale. It’s a story about what it really takes to build a company and get to an exit.
Nazim takes us through how he nearly went bankrupt, took years to turn things around, and ultimately sold his business for $30M all cash.
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