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Kevin McArdle
CEO, Co-Founder
Tom Kincheloe
VP Product
Amy Stewart
VP Operations
Jim Bartek
VP Technology
Jared Huff
VP Finance
Chris Reedy
Head of Acquisitions
Marvin Russell
Head of Growth
Kevin McArdle
CEO, Co-Founder
Amy Stewart
VP Operations
Jared Huff
VP Finance
Marvin Russell
Head of Growth
Tom Kincheloe
VP Product
Jim Bartek
VP Technology
Chris Reedy
Head of Acquisitions
Kevin McArdle
CEO, Co-Founder
Tom Kincheloe
VP Product
Amy Stewart
VP Operations
Jim Bartek
VP Technology
Jared Huff
VP Finance
Chris Reedy
Head of Acquisitions
Marvin Russell
Head of Growth
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The Launch Is Just the Beginning: An Interview with SaaS Business Builder, Moritz Dausinger
Moritz was one of SureSwift’s earliest founders. In 2016 he sold us Mailparser, which automatically extracts data from emails to automate repetitive business and admin tasks. Then in 2018 he sold us its sister startup, Docparser, which extracts data from PDFs. And those two acquisitions weren’t even his first. He’d previously co-founded and sold a SaaS ticketing startup to a Paris competitor.
How SaaS Founders Can Take Care of Their Customers, Teams, and Companies During Coronavirus
With the strength of the economy over the last 5+ years, many bootstrapped SaaS Founders have never run a business during a recession, let alone a black swan event like the novel coronavirus pandemic we’re currently facing. With recurring revenue, high margins, and an online business model, it’s easy to think you won’t see much of an impact. Here’s why that’s a mistake, and what you can do to take care of your customers and your team right now.
One Founder’s Journey from Bootstrapping in Indianapolis to Raising VC Funding in Silicon Valley and Back
Jell Founder, Ade Olonoh, has had a nearly life-long passion for programming and entrepreneurship. He fell in love with programming in a QBasic class back in High School, and paid for his College degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics by writing Perl code. Shortly after graduating, he started not one, but two companies. And that’s just the early part of his bio. Recently we chatted with Ade about his many experiences as a founder, from bootstrapping early startups in Indianapolis, to raising capital in Silicon Valley, and his recent sale of daily standup software, Jell, to SureSwift.
The Launch Is Just the Beginning: An Interview with SaaS Business Builder, Moritz Dausinger
Moritz was one of SureSwift’s earliest founders. In 2016 he sold us Mailparser, which automatically extracts data from emails to automate repetitive business and admin tasks. Then in 2018 he sold us its sister startup, Docparser, which extracts data from PDFs. And those two acquisitions weren’t even his first. He’d previously co-founded and sold a SaaS ticketing startup to a Paris competitor.
How SaaS Founders Can Take Care of Their Customers, Teams, and Companies During Coronavirus
With the strength of the economy over the last 5+ years, many bootstrapped SaaS Founders have never run a business during a recession, let alone a black swan event like the novel coronavirus pandemic we’re currently facing. With recurring revenue, high margins, and an online business model, it’s easy to think you won’t see much of an impact. Here’s why that’s a mistake, and what you can do to take care of your customers and your team right now.
One Founder’s Journey from Bootstrapping in Indianapolis to Raising VC Funding in Silicon Valley and Back
Jell Founder, Ade Olonoh, has had a nearly life-long passion for programming and entrepreneurship. He fell in love with programming in a QBasic class back in High School, and paid for his College degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics by writing Perl code. Shortly after graduating, he started not one, but two companies. And that’s just the early part of his bio. Recently we chatted with Ade about his many experiences as a founder, from bootstrapping early startups in Indianapolis, to raising capital in Silicon Valley, and his recent sale of daily standup software, Jell, to SureSwift.
Founder Summit 2020 Is in Just Three Weeks. Last Chance to Register!
Running 30+ online and SaaS businesses, we know firsthand that founders are up to their eyeballs in strategic and tactical advice on building products and acquiring customers. There are enough blogs, books, articles and podcasts to fill every waking moment of the day with tips. But there are still some conversations we’re not having – the kind that can only be had with other founders in an open environment. That’s why we’re teaming up with Earnest Capital to host a PowerPoint and pitch free, founders-only event to kick off the new decade by having those conversations and forging new connections.