Today on the show we're back with the exit where I interview founders after they've

accomplished the dream. What's it like to sell the thing you've poured your life

into for hundreds of millions of dollars.

Here we go.

Today on the show, how Alexa Vontobel started, scaled,

and wait a minute, time out, time out. I don't usually like to doot my own horn but I don't usually like to toot my own

horn but I will season 11 of the pitch this this season, was straight fire.

If you missed even one episode,

you likely missed an incredible pitch.

It started with Nectar raising 1.4 million on episode 127, and then pitch after pitch was just

deal after deal. Founders raised 2.2 million in the pitchroom and over 2.4 million from listeners after the show.

And that's just what we could track.

Some of you all be investing directly without letting me make the intro.

Tisk Tisk. Actually, if you're one of those people who invested in a startup featured on this show,

I want to talk with you. We're building something new just for accredited

investors, family offices, and VCs. I want to give you private access to invest directly

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If this sounds interesting to you, let's jump on a call.

My phone number is 941.

Just kidding. You can email me at Josh at the pitch dot show okay now it's time for the

exit today the woman who started building FinTech, before FinTech was cool, how Alexa

Von Tobel started, scaled, and sold LearnVest for $375 million. I'm Josh Muchio on the pitch real startup founders pitch real

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