The ‘How I Sold This’ podcast takes you inside the world of startup acquisitions and liquidations, featuring the stories told from entrepreneurs who founded, built and exited their startup. We dive into the strategies that led to both success and failure at exit, and the practical insights that these founders have learned in the process.
How I Sold This
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Podcast Overview
The ‘How I Sold This’ podcast takes you inside the world of startup acquisitions and liquidations, featuring the stories told from entrepreneurs who founded, built and exited their startup. We dive into the strategies that led to both success and failure at exit, and the practical insights that these founders have learned in the process.
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10/8/2019
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Recent Episodes
January 29, 2020
The Joyable Acquisition with Peter Shalek
<p>Peter Shalek was the co-founder and CEO of Joyable, a leading digital behavioral health company that raised $15m before being acquired by AbleTo in 2019. Before Joyable, Pete invested in and advised health tech companies. Pete graduated from Columbia with a bachelors in Mathematics and earned his MBA from Stanford. He now leads AbleTo's product strategy and development.</p>
December 23, 2019
Sony M&A and Investments with Joseph Tou
<p>Joseph Tou is Vice President, Corporate Development at Sony Corporation of America and Managing Director of Sony Innovation Fund where he primarily leads U.S. technology M&A and investment activity as well as venture investments. Prior to Sony, Joe was a senior investment professional at Bertram Capital and Mavent Partners and semiconductor equity research analyst at Pacific Crest Securities. Joe is heavily influenced by his technology development and operational roots at companies such as Intel, Solectron, and Ford. Joe holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and M.S. in operations research from Northwestern University. He also received a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan.</p>
November 20, 2019
The Paribus Acquisition with Karim Atiyeh
<p>Karim Atiyeh shares the story behind selling Paribus to Capital One after two years of rapid growth, going through YCombinator, and raising from top Silicon Valley VCs, including General Catalyst and Greylock. </p> <p>TechCrunch Story: <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/06/capital-one-acquires-online-price-tracker-paribus/">https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/06/capital-one-acquires-online-price-tracker-paribus/</a></p> <p>You can follow Karim on Twitter: @karimatiyeh</p> <p><br></p>
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