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Tune in for a candid conversation that challenges everything you think you knew about fundraising and scale, as Guy Blaskey leads us through the real story behind building and exiting Pooch & Mutt on his own terms. From the hard trade-offs between growth, profit and cash flow to the pressure to “fly or die,” Guy shares the uncomfortable truths founders rarely hear, and what selling a business is actually like behind the scenes. A must-listen for anyone building for the long term and determined to do it their way.
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