2. I selected this exit strategy because this venture isn't the traditional type of venture. Most people wait until it is valuable enough to sell it. I want this venture to become a public good and something that people depend on as a sustainable platform to make their voices heard.
3. Because I don't plan on exiting from the venture, I can't say that "exiting" has influenced my decision. What influences my decision is how I best believe that I can serve the public, especially disadvantaged communities.
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Hi Oliver! Wow I really like your mindset and approach. Very different to how I, and a lot of our peers, handled the "exit." I think you have a great point, that a lot of people simply want to sell their company when it is the most valuable, to make that profit and get out. But for you, making your venture a public good is your goal, which is noble. I wish you the best of luck! Check out my post! http://cassiespinner.blogspot.com/2016/04/my-exit-strategy.html
ReplyDeleteHey Oliver, I am happy that you are as passionate about your idea that I am with mine. Like you, I don't ever plan on selling the business, if anything I would let my kids take over if I ever felt the need to retire. I am glad that you have such monumental goals that you are trying to reach and I really hope you get there someday. If you want to check out my post go here http://dbaltar.blogspot.com/2016/04/my-exit-strategy.html.
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