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He's done a lot, seen a lot, and Mendo and other things he's done.

Back in 2014 launched Euro again, understanding that home and internet, this was a critical space,

not only just as a product in delivering value in terms of high speeds throughout your entire house,

but also an important distribution channel as kind of the internet of things and

especially the war for kind of home automation takes off. He's positioning himself perfectly there,

really controlling a nice distribution channel with millions of units installed. They have a,

and he says specifically a nice uptake in their digital service as well, which is much higher

margin than the product and about 100,,000, sorry, $100 million

in terms of dollars raised to grow this thing.

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We went from a couple hundred thousand dollars to 2.7 million.

I had no money when I started the company.

It was $160 million, which is the size of any IPOs. We're bit strapped.

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Hello, everybody. My guest today is Nick Weaver. He's the CEO and co-founder of a company

called Eero. Before this company, he worked at McKinsey and Company and then Memo Ventures,

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