On the TechTO stage ×1
First seen on the TechTO stage in 2016. Every talk is searchable — ask the archive about Andrew ↗
In their words
bit maker has been self sustainable since we started I'm pretty proud of that we never really needed to raise money other than to clean up a cap table
so the question you need to ask yourself is who's gonna buy this if you have a good company that you've built you've probably already had inbound interest if you don't like the bidders try sourcing some yourself
the next thing that a lot of people don't tell you about selling company is due diligence really really sucks it's an incredible amount of mind-numbing work
Quick answers
What is Andrew Mawer doing now?
He is the founder of Proforo, a Toronto conversion-marketing company he started in 2020.
What company did he speak for at TechTO?
Bitmaker, the Toronto coding bootcamp he co-founded in 2012 and sold to General Assembly in 2016, staying on to lead it as a subsidiary.