254: Why a $2.5B Exit Didn’t Lead to Happiness with Alex Bean
Every entrepreneur dreams of the big exit, yet for many, the American Dream can quickly turn into the American Nightmare.
Within five years, Alex Bean went from startup founder to selling Divvy for $2.5 billion to Bill.com—making enough money to never work another day in his life.
But instead of fu…
Alex Bean. From $2.5B Exit to Fulfillment and Impact.
Alex Bean has recently sold his fintech company Divvi for $2.5 billion.
Today, he runs a VC firm called Tandem and has written a book titled The Factory for Good on turning your life into a force for positive impact.
In this episode, we explore the emotional complexities of wealth and discuss why…
#45: Why a $2.5B Exit Didn’t Feel Like Success – Alex Bean on Purpose After Divvy
In this episode, former Divvy co-founder Alex Bean unpacks the real story behind a $2.5B exit—and what no one tells you about life after. You’ll learn:
Why success feels empty without purpose—and how to find yours
How to hire elite talent using the “Car Theory”
The unexpected downside of wealth…
Alex Bean: Highlight Episode
In this week’s episode, Casey sits down with Alex Bean, entrepreneur and author. We explore the untold stories behind one of Utah’s most remarkable tech successes, Divvy. From the early days of Divvy’s inception to its rise and eventual sale, Alex shares a candid look at the intense highs and lows …
How Alex Bean turned learning challenges into creative power
Our guest this episode is Alex Bean . Alex's pathway to launching his own streetwear company has not been an easy ride . Alex has had
obstacles in his path that have required perseverance and the ability to stay focus driven . With dyslexia and other learning disadvantages he
has shattered the …
Alex Bean: From a $2.5B Exit To Building a Factory for Good
On this episode of NEXT, Alex Bean—Co-founder of Divvy and Managing Partner of Tandem Ventures—reflects on what comes after entrepreneurial success. Drawing on his experience building a category-defining fintech company and exiting for $2.5B, Alex shares candid insights on founder identity, co-foun…
How Alex Bean Created A $2.5B FinTech Company in his 30s
Alex Bean is the co-founder of Divvy, an expense management platform that was acquired by BILL.com for $2.5 billion in 2021. He is a founder, operator, investor, and author dedicated to helping entrepreneurs build meaningful companies and navigate the often-overlooked realities that come after succ…
Ep. #39: Alex Bean - Founder of Divvy ($2.5 billion exit) & Juggling Success with Family
"Things are never as good as they seem, and they're never as bad as they seem."
I’ve respected what Alex Bean has built from the outside looking in for a long time—not just because he co-founded a massive company like Divi, but because of how he’s kept his family at a high regard through it all.
…
#74: The Truth About Money, Success, and Being Aligned
Most people think money is the answer. Make more of it. Manage it better. Build toward the exit. And eventually… life works.
But what if money isn’t the solution? What if it’s just the amplifier?
In this MaxLife compilation, Ben brings together three powerful conversations that go far beyond tradit…
Ep. #31: Alex Bean "Factory for Good"
In this episode, Dave Specht interviews Alex Bean, author of "Factory for Good: The Pitfalls of Prosperity and How to Avoid Them".Alex Bean is a Managing Partner of Tandem Ventures, an investment group that leverages operator experience to generate investments in promising startups. Previously, he …
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