The Simple Google Spreadsheet That Unlocked A Multi-Million Dollar Exit with Sreejata Chatterjee

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It's every entrepreneur's dream to start a meaningful company, build up a great team, and create innovative tech that has an impact on the marketplace, so much so that someone comes along wanting to acquire your company, leading to you and your investors getting paid. This is Sreejata Chatterjee's woman-owned story, and it's a case study full of gems. Sreejata Chatterjee is a self-professed nerd, programmer, and computer science genius who co-founded LeadSift in 2012 and then sold it in 2021. LeadSift helps B2B companies fill their pipelines using intelligence from publicly available data from places like social media, and in this interview, you'll hear exactly how Sreejata secured her multi-million dollar exit. Get full show notes and more information here: https://safimedia.co/WO4

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