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This pitch wasn't done by Mint - it was a submission for a venture capital case competition where contestants had to analyze a startup. This particular team was from Berkeley. The exit numbers/strategy was devised by investment bankers.
Thanks, Jing. I assumed this was Aaron's entry given the timing.
That makes this submission far less interesting!
That makes this submission far less interesting!
I find it interesting how they had exit strategies right from the start, I feel like it would be bad to start a company with the intention of exiting, but I guess they at least had a (rather clever) way of making money. Much better than startups that have intentions of flipping the company and make absolutely no money.
There are a lot more numbers here than I expected.
Thanks for sharing!