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Know When to Sell Your Company.
Welcome to SaaS Wire — your backstage pass to the hottest in software and services!
What we’ll cover today:
💰 Run Your Business with Just a Few Clicks.
🚀 Know When to Sell Your Company
🤯 3 Big Regrets.
🔗 The Event Roundup
Run Your Business with Just a Few Clicks.
No more expensive software.
No complicated setups.
No IT headaches.
That’s the power of SaaS (Software as a Service).
It’s changing the game for businesses of all sizes.
You get access to powerful tools without heavy costs.
Whether you’re a small business trying to scale or a large company looking to innovate, SaaS helps.
It offers:
Flexibility to grow as needed.
Speed to implement changes quickly.
Lower costs compared to traditional software.
This is why SaaS is so valuable and you should start knowing about it more and more.
What’s your take on SaaS for business? |
Know When to Sell Your Company
New York tech investor and serial entrepreneur Kevin Ryan explains when to sell your company.
“Most people underestimate the time factor, so if we’re worth $100 today, four years from now it’s got to be worth $200 just to break even because of risk, cost of capital, things like that.
So are you signing up as CEO [because you believe] that we’re going to be worth $300? If you really believe that then we should hold on.” - He said
3 Big Regrets.
This thread is from TK Kader, an entrepreneur, author, angel investor, and the founder of Unstoppable, a SaaS Go-To-Market program for high-growth CEOs.
In this thread, he shares 3 big regrets he hears from early-stage SaaS Founders all the time.
Payoneer looks to leverage its global marketplace partnerships and take a localised approach to expand its reach in India amid "rapid expansion" in its service export market.
According to Payoneer India Vice-President and Spokesperson Gaurav Shisodia, India is a priority country for Payoneer and holds a strategic position.
ROCK, a Brazil-based startup focused on customer engagement solutions in Latin America, has raised $54 million in funding.
The investment will enhance ROCK's technological capabilities and expand its customer engagement offerings.
Waza, a Y Combinator-backed payment and liquidity platform that is emerging from stealth with $8 million in seed money.
The startup claims to make it easier for African businesses and traders to manage and pay their suppliers globally.
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