Fay emerges from stealth, raises $20M to connect people to registered dietitians
The company has partnered with insurers to make its services free to most patients
Read more...At the Juice Pitcher event a couple nights ago, Aaron Patzer, CEO of Mint, which was sold to Intuit for $170 million, gave a keynote presentation. Patzer gave a very frank rundown of how he built his company from the ground up, staring from when he paid himself some $30,000 a year during the first year, with engineer hires between $30,000 and $50,000.
We posted the video yesterday. Aaron's full presentation.
Here's the video presentation (once again), for anyone interested.
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