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I sold to Visa for $2 billion. I could be on a beach right now, but I’m risking my own money to solve the problem that held my first company back
Listen to European founders talk over dinner after a few glasses of wine, and you’d think the U.S. is a gung-ho frontier. The reality is different.
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The author sold his company to Visa for $2 billion, gaining the freedom to relocate his family or step back from work. Yet the exit left him with a sense of unfinished business, prompting him to risk his own money to tackle the problem that limited his first venture.
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