Caroline Freedman's guest appearances

Caroline Freedman

The Scoliosis Warrior Podcast

The Barcode Podcast

Bryan Taylor

Jessica Honegger

Ryan Cummings

Tucker Max

Bikini Competitions

Nick Guillen

Nick Ajluni

Jason Jones

Emily Hale

James Walsham

Peter Newton

Robby Sansom

Connor Brown

Elaine Kelly

Karen Fleming

OwlTail

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Scoliosis Specialist Trainer Caroline Freedman- Safe and Effective Exercises Pre and Post Fusion

We hear the stories of entrepreneurs coming up with a brilliant idea for a product, getting it to market and exiting to a large food conglomerate or private equity firm for millions of dollars and think that is always the way things go. The truth of the matter is, it's often much more of a roller coaster and far different behind the scenes than we realize. Today we're talking to Caroline Freedman on the podcast. She and her co-founder Lauren McCullough came together 10 years ago to found NurturMe, a baby food company based in Austin, TX. They exited last August, and in this conversation with Caroline, she walks us through the good and bad, hard and exciting of taking an idea all the way through to exit.  Transcript and links available at https://barcodestartup.com/podcast

We hear the stories of entrepreneurs coming up with a brilliant idea for a product, getting it to market and exiting to a large food conglomerate or private equity firm for millions of dollars and think that is always the way things go. The truth of the matter is, it's often much more of a roller coaster and far different behind the scenes than we realize. Today we're talking to Caroline Freedman on the podcast. She and her co-founder Lauren McCullough came together 10 years ago to found NurturMe, a baby food company based in Austin, TX. They exited last August, and in this conversation with Caroline, she walks us through the good and bad, hard and exciting of taking an idea all the way through to exit.  Transcript and links available at <a href="https://barcodestartup.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://barcodestartup.com/podcast</a>

021. Caroline Freedman: From Idea to Exit