$100M Exits with Jason Kirby

Jason Kirby
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In this podcast, we uncover the untold stories of founders who have weathered the highs and lows of raising capital. We go beyond the headlines and Techcrunch funding news articles to explore the uncharted territories of the fundraising landscape. In each episode, we'll sit down with founders from various industries who have raised venture capital to bring their visions to life. They'll open up about their personal journeys, fundraising tactics & more. If you're a founder, this podcast offers a ton of value & insights you can apply to your fundraising journey. Don't forget to hit subscribe!

  1. EP 95: How to Sell Your Startup: The Founder’s M&A Playbook

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    EP 95: How to Sell Your Startup: The Founder’s M&A Playbook

    Most founders sell the wrong way. Here’s how to do it right. 📣 Subscribe & get our free investor/buyer list at https://web.thunder.vc/vc-investor-list What you’ll learn in this episode: Forget the unicorn dream. This is how real founders achieve life-changing exits. Jason Kirby and Oliver Low — partners at Thunder — break down how to navigate the M&A process from both sides of the table: when to sell, how to structure a deal, and what to avoid when your future is on the line. 🔥 3-6 Tactical Takeaways: Why timing your exit matters more than valuation How to avoid the #1 killer of founder wealth: earnouts The rise of private equity buyers and what it means for startups How “venture orphans” can still create massive outcomes What Thunder looks for before taking founders to market When Oliver Low sold his startup, it wasn’t a clean, overnight success story. It was years of building, negotiating, and learning the hard way how M&A really works. His company, Platform 360, eventually became part of a public company listed on the London Stock Exchange but the journey there was anything but straightforward. There were earnouts that didn’t go as planned. Buyers who vanished mid-deal. And market conditions that turned every negotiation into a gamble. For founders considering an exit or just trying to understand how real M&A unfolds — this conversation is a masterclass in playing the long game. Want more insights? Check out the full shownotes for Episode 95! HERE

    1 ч. 4 мин.
  2. EP 94: I Bet My Entire Net Worth on Life360 — It Paid $8B Later

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    EP 94: I Bet My Entire Net Worth on Life360 — It Paid $8B Later

    When Itamar Novick joined Life360, it wasn’t the family safety app we know today. The team was small. The product was rough. The future? Uncertain. Then came the moment that would define everything: 👉 The company was out of cash. 👉 Investors were skeptical. 👉 Itamar had a choice — walk away or double down. He chose to bet his entire net worth on the company. That all-in moment eventually led to one of the most unique IPO journeys in tech — first in Australia, then on the NASDAQ. The risk paid off. Life360 became an $8B household name. In our new $100M Exits episode, Itamar shares: What it really takes to bet on yourself at scale How he managed acquisitions and integration while prepping for IPO Why the hardest part of raising $200M wasn’t the money For founders thinking about scaling beyond survival, this story hits hard. Here’s what you’re in for: 01:41 From employee to cofounder and the leap that changed everything 05:37 Raising capital when everyone says no 06:21 Why big risky swings are the only way to win 08:21 Scaling Life360 from idea to household name 22:17 Acquiring startups and merging top talent 37:48 Behind the IPO curtain and the tough calls nobody talks about 40:41 Taking the leap to go public 43:06 Why they chose Australia for the IPO 44:47 Making the move to NASDAQ 48:18 Founding Recursive Ventures and the next chapter 52:02 Investing in the future with AI and founder-first thinking 59:52 Hard-earned wisdom every founder should hear 01:01:15 Getting funded with Recursive Ventures 01:07:14 Final reflections and where to connect Looking for capital or to sell your company? Get a list of vetted & relevant Investors for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode94&utm_id=%24100M++Exits Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode94&utm_id=%24100M++Exits ABOUT ITAMAR NOVICK Itamar Novick is the founder and solo GP of Recursive Ventures, a pre-seed fund backing startups in fintech, AI, and emerging tech. With experience as a founder, operator, institutional VC, and angel investor, he’s seen the startup journey from every angle. Itamar has invested in and supported 50+ successful startups, including Deel, Honeybook, Placer, Credible (IPO), MileIQ (acquired by Microsoft), Automatic Labs (acquired by SiriusXM), Tile (acquired by Life360), SafeGraph, and Armory. He was named one of Business Insider’s Top 100 global seed investors. As an operator, Itamar helped scale Life360 from Seed to IPO, growing revenue to over $250M. Earlier, he was a founding team member and Head of Product at Gigya (acquired by SAP). LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itamarnovick/ Website: https://www.itamarnovick.com/ ABOUT JASON KIRBY Jason Kirby is the co-founder of Thunder, a tech-enabled investment bank helping founders reach their ideal target outcomes through capital strategy and M&A.  He is a serial entrepreneur with four exits and decades of experience in fundraising, M&A, and business building. In his career, he has coached hundreds of entrepreneurs on fundraising, investing, capital strategy, M&A, and business development. He’s transacted over $135M and his firm Thunder has transacted over $200M+ You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/ ABOUT $100M EXITS My goal is simple: to equip founders with the knowledge, inspiration, and guidance to navigate the labyrinthine world of capital strategy to take your company where you ultimately want it, by interviewing founders and investors who have already done it.  For most, it’s a dream to sell for $100M+, but for others it’s too cash flow or IPO. Founders doing over $5M in revenue will benefit the most from this podcast.  Be sure to subscribe and let me know who you want me to interview next.

    1 ч. 8 мин.
  3. EP 93: Building Europe’s Palantir: How Max Buchan Raised $20M to Launch Valarian

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    EP 93: Building Europe’s Palantir: How Max Buchan Raised $20M to Launch Valarian

    Europe’s next defense-tech giant is being built in London. Subscribe & get our free investor/buyer list at thunder.vc How Max Buchan helped take CoinShares from $0 to $50M revenue to $1.5B IPO —without VC money. The insider story behind founding Valarian, the UK’s answer to Palantir. Raising $20M in seed funding to build dual-use infrastructure for governments and enterprises. The shift from crypto to defense tech and why “digital sovereignty” is the next trillion-dollar opportunity. How Valarian attracted elite talent from Palantir, Darktrace, and top U.S. defense innovators. Lessons for founders raising capital in deep tech and dual-use markets. —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Raising capital? Get a list of vetted VCs for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode93&utm_id=%24100M++Exits Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode93&utm_id=%24100M++Exits Here’s what you’re in for: 00:00 – How CoinShares hit $50M revenue with no VC 03:30 – The problem that sparked Valarian: cross-border data control 06:00 – Pivoting from secure messaging to compliance infrastructure 08:30 – Raising $11M pre-product and landing IQ Capital & Molten Ventures 10:20 – Expanding to $20M total seed and U.S. strategic backers 13:40 – How defense tech funding evolved post-Ukraine 16:00 – Defining product-market fit for dual-use infrastructure 18:00 – Recruiting Palantir and Darktrace execs to Valarian 23:30 – Why the UK talent system lags behind the U.S. 32:00 – Operating in stealth: why Valarian waited to go public 35:30 – The hardware Pelican Case: Valarian’s deployable defense tech 37:00 – Consolidation and M&A in Europe’s defense tech ecosystem 39:00 – Advice for founders building category-defining companies ---------------------------------------------------- ABOUT MAX BUCHAN Max Buchan is the Founder and CEO of Valerian, a company building next-generation digital infrastructure to solve global data sovereignty challenges. Before launching Valerian, Max was the first employee at CoinShares, where he worked directly with the co-founder and CEO. In just 18 months, CoinShares grew from an idea to over $55 million in revenue and nearly $2 billion in assets under management, expanding to almost 200 employees and later going public on the Nasdaq with a $1B+ valuation. His experience scaling CoinShares across London, New York, Paris, Stockholm, and Jersey revealed a growing problem—how international companies manage data across borders. That insight inspired him to start Valerian, focused on digital sovereignty and secure global infrastructure. Max holds a degree in History and Economics from the University of London and was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list for Technology. You can reach out to Max through: Website: https://www.valarian.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxbuchan ABOUT JASON Jason Kirby is the Managing Partner at Thunder.VC and host of $100M Exits. He’s helped thousands of founders navigate capital raises, M&A, and exits, with a focus on tactical, data-backed strategies. You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/

    42 мин.
  4. EP 92: Why I Left My $500M Startup to Start Again — Shay Levi (Unframe AI)

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    EP 92: Why I Left My $500M Startup to Start Again — Shay Levi (Unframe AI)

    He sold for $500M—then started all over again. Get our free investor/buyer list at thunder.vc Why Shay Levi left NoName Security after its $500M sale to Akamai How he built Unframe AI and raised millions at a massive valuation The mindset shift from cybersecurity to AI innovation What founders get wrong about timing their exits Lessons on capital efficiency and founder evolution after a big win ---------------------------------------------------- Looking for capital or to sell? Get a list of vetted investors and buyers for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode92&utm_id=%24100M+Exits Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode92&utm_id=%24100M+Exits Here’s what you’re in for:00:00 – Intro: From $500M exit to new beginnings 02:15 – The Akamai acquisition story: what really happened 05:40 – Why Shay left at the peak 08:20 – The “LLM moment” that sparked Unframe AI 11:10 – Founder reinvention: starting again after massive success 14:50 – Raising at a huge valuation from day one 18:30 – Cybersecurity vs AI: mindset and market lessons 22:00 – What $500M taught Shay about building the next one 25:10 – Advice to founders chasing their second act 28:00 – Jason’s recap and founder takeaways About $100M Exits $100M Exits is where founders and investors who’ve achieved $100M+ outcomes share raw, unfiltered lessons. Hosted by Jason Kirby, each episode dives deep into the psychology, strategy, and playbook behind 9-figure exits and the next wave of category-defining startups. About the Guest – Shay Levi Shay Levi is the co-founder and former CTO of NoName Security, which was acquired by Akamai for nearly $500M. After scaling one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity startups of the decade, Shay left to found Unframe AI, a new venture pushing the boundaries of AI infrastructure and reasoning systems. Known for his product-first mindset and calm precision as a technical founder, Shay is now building in one of the most competitive spaces of the decade. You can reach out to Shay through: Website: https://www.unframe.ai/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaylevi2/?originalSubdomain=il Email: leave a comment to get an intro About the Host – Jason Kirby Jason Kirby is the Managing Partner at Thunder and host of $100M Exits, where he shares stories and lessons from founders who’ve raised, sold, or scaled to 9-figure outcomes. He’s an active investor and advisor to high-growth startups navigating capital and acquisition strategies. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/

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  5. EP 91: How She Bought Back Her Company From Investors

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    EP 91: How She Bought Back Her Company From Investors

    Melinda Nicca shares her story of raising capital, building a cash flow machine and buying it back from her investors to give herself independence again. In this episode, Jason Kirby talks with Melinda Nicci, Founder and CEO of Body Collective Group, and she opens up about her path as a health tech entrepreneur. She shares how her women’s wellness platform grew to reach over 6 million users, the highs and lows of fundraising, and the tough negotiations required to regain control of her company through a share repurchase. Mel also talks about navigating investor relationships, launching new products, and the future of AI in wellness. Her story highlights resilience, strategic thinking, and the importance of understanding the investor landscape. ---------------------------------------------------- Raising capital? Get a list of vetted VCs for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode91&utm_id=%24100M+Exits Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode91&utm_id=%24100M+Exits Here's what you're in for: 00:32 Mel’s Background & Vision 02:25 Building Body Collective Group 09:02 Fundraising Lessons 21:24 Product Development & Expansion 22:30 Navigating Investors 31:25 AI Wellness Coach Vision 35:39 Negotiating Buyouts & Reclaiming Ownership 51:11 Future Plans 55:26 How to Connect with Mel ABOUT MELINDA NICCI With more than 30 years of experience at the intersection of technology and global health, she has built AI-driven platforms that have reached over 6 million people in 130 countries. As the Founder & CEO of Body Collective Group, she created Bella AI, the world’s most advanced women’s health assistant, and pioneered digital wellness platforms including Baby2Body and MBODY. Consistently recognized among the Top 100 Most Influential Women in Technology, she is known for translating AI research into real-world health applications, forging global partnerships, and scaling businesses to successful exits. Her board leadership spans high-performance sports and technology, with expertise in audit, risk, and strategy. She is passionate about advancing women’s health, scaling AI for global health, and driving purpose-led innovation that balances commercial success with social impact. You can reach out to Melinda through: Website: https://www.baby2body.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melindanicci/?originalSubdomain=uk ABOUT JASON Jason Kirby is the co-founder of Thunder, a tech-enabled investment bank helping founders reach their ideal target outcomes through capital strategy and M&A.  He is a serial entrepreneur with four exits and decades of experience in fundraising, M&A, and business building. In his career, he has coached hundreds of entrepreneurs on fundraising, investing, capital strategy, M&A and business development. He’s transacted over $135M and his firm Thunder has transacted over $200M+ You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/ ABOUT $100M EXITS My goal is simple: to equip founders with the knowledge, inspiration, and guidance to navigate the labyrinthine world of capital strategy to take your company where you ultimately want it, by interviewing founders and investors who have already done it.  For most, it’s a dream to sell for $100M+, but for others it’s too cash flow or IPO. Founders doing over $5M in revenue will benefit the most from this podcast.  Be sure to subscribe and let me know who you want me to interview next.

    54 мин.
  6. EP 90: Search Funds Demystified: How Jon Staenberg (Agate Hound Fund) Nets 35% Annual Returns

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    EP 90: Search Funds Demystified: How Jon Staenberg (Agate Hound Fund) Nets 35% Annual Returns

    This week, I chat with Jon Staenberg founding partner of Agate Hound Fund, to unpack the real mechanics behind venture capital and search funds. From his early days at Microsoft, to founding a search fund that delivers 35% net annual returns, Jon pulls no punches. He warns, “Don’t go into venture until you’ve actually got a skill,” and breaks down the challenges of buying a company. We explore how grit, curiosity, and critical thinking separate founders who retire early from those who build enduring empires, and why the “comprehensiveness of change today is astonishing.”  Whether you’re curious about launching a search fund, leveling up in VC, or simply hungry for insights, this episode will equip you with the tools and the mindset to raise your game. Raising capital? Get a list of vetted VCs for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=Spotify&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode90&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=Spotify&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode90&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast We explore: 0:00 – Intro & Meet Jon Staenberg of Agate Hound Fund 4:50 – “Microsoft was way beyond my expectations…” 10:30 – “Don’t go into venture until you’ve actually got a skill” 16:15 – Search Funds 101: “5% net annual return 22:00 – “Buying a company is hard… it’s messy” 28:05 – Why grit, curiosity & critical thinking win 33:40 – The “retire early” myth vs. 60‑hour workweeks 38:20 – AI & the comprehensiveness of change today 42:10 – How to connect with Jon ABOUT JON STAENBERG Jon Staenberg is the founding partner of Agate Hound Fund, a search‑fund vehicle focused on acquiring and scaling founder‑owned companies. Before launching Agate Hound, Jon spent over a decade at Microsoft, where he led product strategy and saw firsthand how engagement and inspiration fuel innovation. A veteran operator turned investor, he’s passionate about teaching entrepreneurs that “buying a company is hard,” but also demonstrating how a disciplined, skill‑based approach can generate 35% net annual returns. Jon holds an MBA from Stanford and advises several high‑growth startups on go‑to‑market and capital strategy. Get in touch with Jon: Website: https://www.agatehound.fund/ Email: jon@agatehound.fund   ABOUT JASON Jason Kirby is the co-founder of Thunder VC. He is a serial entrepreneur with 4 multi-million exits and decades of experience in fundraising and business building. He has coached hundreds of entrepreneurs in his career on fundraising, investing, capital strategy, and business development. You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/ ABOUT FUNDRAISING DEMYSTIFIED  Our goal is simple: to equip you with the knowledge, inspiration, and guidance to navigate the labyrinthine world of fundraising. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur seeking seed funding or an established founder looking to scale your business, this podcast will provide you with the tools you need to conquer the fundraising landscape. Thank you for being a loyal subscriber to Fundraising Demystified. We appreciate your support and are excited to continue bringing you more inspiring stories from successful founders.

    43 мин.
  7. EP 89: From Uber to Snap to AI: Ben Chiang on Raising Millions Then vs Now

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    EP 89: From Uber to Snap to AI: Ben Chiang on Raising Millions Then vs Now

    In this episode of Fundraising Demystified, I sit down with Ben Chiang, the former head of Uber China and founder of Forma (acquired by Snap- yes, from Snapchat), to unpack his journey through hypergrowth, high-stakes fundraising, and strategic exits. Ben shares the realities behind building in chaotic markets, the truth about investor dynamics post-exit, and how founders can stay sane while chasing scale. We dive into the underrated benefits of QSBS (Qualified Small Business Stock), why consumer startups have it tougher than ever, and the unique marketing challenges of building AI products in today’s crowded landscape. Great watch if you’re curious about any aspect of building and exiting in tech. —--------------------------------------------------------------- Raising capital? Get a list of vetted VCs for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode89&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode89&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast We talk: 00:00: From Zero to 50 Million Weekly Rides: Uber China’s Blitzscale Playbook 02:48: Why Market Fit Is Make or Break 06:07: Timing, Relationships & the Hidden Rules of Fundraising 08:58: Forma’s Acquisition by Snap: Behind the Deal 11:57: Luck, Credit, and the Realities of Startup Success 15:00: Negotiating from Leverage vs. Desperation 26:13: Founders vs. Investors: What Changes After an Exit 28:08: QSBS: The Most Underrated Tax Benefit in Startups 30:27: How Stock Market Volatility Affects Founders 32:11: Leaving Snap: Rediscovering Purpose 33:43: The Messy Reality of Building and Marketing AI Products 37:14: Fundraising Now vs. Then: What’s Actually Changed? 40:57: Herd Mentality and the Modern VC Landscape 44:07: What It Takes to Enjoy the Founder Journey 47:00: Final Advice: Know What You Want ABOUT BEN CHIANG Ben Chiang is a veteran operator and founder best known for launching Uber in China and later founding Forma, a startup acquired by Snap. His experience spans scaling platforms in hypercompetitive markets, navigating complex acquisitions, and now building across multiple AI content ventures. Get in touch with Ben: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminchiang/ Twitter: https://x.com/ben_chiang   ABOUT JASON Jason Kirby is the co-founder of Thunder VC. He is a serial entrepreneur with 4 multi-million exits and decades of experience in fundraising and business building. He has coached hundreds of entrepreneurs in his career on fundraising, investing, capital strategy, and business development. You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/ ABOUT FUNDRAISING DEMYSTIFIED  Our goal is simple: to equip you with the knowledge, inspiration, and guidance to navigate the labyrinthine world of fundraising. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur seeking seed funding or an established founder looking to scale your business, this podcast will provide you with the tools you need to conquer the fundraising landscape. Thank you for being a loyal subscriber to Fundraising Demystified. We appreciate your support and are excited to continue bringing you more inspiring stories from successful founders.

    53 мин.
  8. EP 88: How a Broken Leave Policy Led to a $30M HR Tech Startup w/ Jenniffer Henderson (Tilt)

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    EP 88: How a Broken Leave Policy Led to a $30M HR Tech Startup w/ Jenniffer Henderson (Tilt)

    60 pitches in 90 days. A Series B term sheet that collapsed. A $15M valuation hit, and she still came out on top. In this episode, Jennifer Henderson, founder of Colorado-based HR tech startup Tilt, breaks down exactly what it took to raise over $30 million in venture capital while balancing motherhood, market crashes, and investor whiplash. Jen shares how Tilt was born out of personal trauma, why she built a leave management platform with empathy at its core, and what every founder, especially women, needs to know before walking into their next pitch. From Techstars to term sheet disasters, this is the real story behind startup success in today’s market. —--------------------------------------------------------------- Raising capital? Get a list of vetted VCs for FREE here: https://web.thunder.vc/list-of-investors-vcs-for-founders?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode88&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast Get the latest fundraising insights, news, and tips: https://blog.thunder.vc/funding-101?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Episode88&utm_id=FundraisingDemystifiedPodcast Here's what you're in for:00:00 – “I don’t come from money”: Why Jen chose venture 04:21 – Building Tilt from personal pain 06:08 – Sales tactics that worked 09:07 – How Techstars changed the fundraising game 11:53 – Raising Series A: Saying no to ‘cute’ term sheets 18:03 – Series B nightmares: exclusivity traps, errors & resilience 33:07 – The truth about AI in HR tech 39:02 – Advice to female founders: “Be successful. We need you.” 42:56 – Surviving the current startup market   ABOUT JENNIFER HENDERSON Jennifer Henderson is the founder & CEO of Tilt, a Colorado-based HR tech platform that simplifies and humanizes leave of absence management for modern teams. After two traumatic parental leave experiences, she turned her frustration into a mission. From Starbucks barista to corporate leader to raising $30M+ across five rounds, Jen's journey is a masterclass in resilience, grit, and founder-first leadership. Tilt is now a trusted solution for teams across the U.S., navigating complex leave policies with care. Connect with Jennifer on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferhendersonjctcjcdcEmail: hello@tilt.com ABOUT JASON Jason Kirby is the co-founder of Thunder VC. He is a serial entrepreneur with 4 multi-million exits and decades of experience in fundraising and business building. He has coached hundreds of entrepreneurs in his career on fundraising, investing, capital strategy, and business development. You can reach out to Jason through: Email: jason@thunder.vc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrkirby/ ABOUT FUNDRAISING DEMYSTIFIED  Our goal is simple: to equip you with the knowledge, inspiration, and guidance to navigate the labyrinthine world of fundraising. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur seeking seed funding or an established founder looking to scale your business, this podcast will provide you with the tools you need to conquer the fundraising landscape. Thank you for being a loyal subscriber to Fundraising Demystified. We appreciate your support and are excited to continue bringing you more inspiring stories from successful founders.

    46 мин.
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In this podcast, we uncover the untold stories of founders who have weathered the highs and lows of raising capital. We go beyond the headlines and Techcrunch funding news articles to explore the uncharted territories of the fundraising landscape. In each episode, we'll sit down with founders from various industries who have raised venture capital to bring their visions to life. They'll open up about their personal journeys, fundraising tactics & more. If you're a founder, this podcast offers a ton of value & insights you can apply to your fundraising journey. Don't forget to hit subscribe!

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