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Produced by Foundersuite (www.foundersuite.com), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Thibaud Hug De Larauze Of Back Market (www.backmarket.com) a marketplace of refurbished electronics such as iPhones, Macbooks etc. -- part of the emerging "circular economy" class of startups. In this episode, Thibaud shares how he came up with the idea for a market for "renewed" electronics, how he got the company off the ground in France, insights into the French startup ecosystem, details on the Series C fundraising process, what it was like to pitch Al Gore,  and much more.The Company has raised multiple rounds (angel through Series D) including: $7 million in 2017 from Daphni et Aglaé Ventures (Groupe Arnault)$41 million in 2018 from Groupe Arnault, Daphni and Thierry Petit, co-founder of Showroomprivé$110 million in 2020 from Goldman Sachs Growth, Aglaé Ventures and Eurazeo Growth$276 million in 2021 from  Generation Investment Management (Al Gore's fund), and General Atlantic. How I Raised It is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $3 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at http://www.foundersuite.com/

Produced by Foundersuite (<a href="http://www.foundersuite.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.foundersuite.com</a>), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Thibaud Hug De Larauze Of Back Market (<a href="http://www.backmarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.backmarket.com</a>) a marketplace of refurbished electronics such as iPhones, Macbooks etc. -- part of the emerging "circular economy" class of startups. In this episode, Thibaud shares how he came up with the idea for a market for "renewed" electronics, how he got the company off the ground in France, insights into the French startup ecosystem, details on the Series C fundraising process, what it was like to pitch Al Gore, and much more. The Company has raised multiple rounds (angel through Series D) including: $7 million in 2017 from Daphni et Aglaé Ventures (Groupe Arnault) $41 million in 2018 from Groupe Arnault, Daphni and Thierry Petit, co-founder of Showroomprivé $110 million in 2020 from Goldman Sachs Growth, Aglaé Ventures and Eurazeo Growth $276 million in 2021 from Generation Investment Management (Al Gore's fund), and General Atlantic. How I Raised It is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $3 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at <a href="http://www.foundersuite.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.foundersuite.com/</a>

Ep. 214 How I Raised It With Thibaud Hug De Larauze Of Back Market

D.R. Barton Jr., editor of Straight-Up Profits, says that investors have so much money currently on the sidelines that when they start to put the money to work, it will force the market higher no matter the other market conditions, which is why he will be 'buying hand over fist' every market dip for the foreseeable future. Barton particularly likes cyclical stocks right now, but also likes the undervalued industrial companies and says that financials represent his favorite beaten-down sector. In the Big Interview, George Kinder of The Kinder Institute of Life Planning discusses how investors should size up their own good fortunes during the troubles of 2020 and find ways to be mature with their money, making them more generous during the holidays this year. Romana King discusses Zolo.com's recent survey showing how badly consumers overestimate their financial knowledge, and the Market Call has Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Asset Management talking about how individuals can apply the 'endowment method of investing' using ETFs in their own portfolios.

D.R. Barton Jr., editor of Straight-Up Profits, says that investors have so much money currently on the sidelines that when they start to put the money to work, it will force the market higher no matter the other market conditions, which is why he will be 'buying hand over fist' every market dip for the foreseeable future. Barton particularly likes cyclical stocks right now, but also likes the undervalued industrial companies and says that financials represent his favorite beaten-down sector. In the Big Interview, George Kinder of The Kinder Institute of Life Planning discusses how investors should size up their own good fortunes during the troubles of 2020 and find ways to be mature with their money, making them more generous during the holidays this year. Romana King discusses <a href="http://Zolo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zolo.com</a>'s recent survey showing how badly consumers overestimate their financial knowledge, and the Market Call has Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Asset Management talking about how individuals can apply the 'endowment method of investing' using ETFs in their own portfolios.

Technical analyst says this 'Buy every pull-back market' is here to stay