Don't wrench your time, guys.

He had a lot of success building up his first company, MailJet.

And when it got to the point where he was clearly in an operations role and he wasn't able to get his hand dirty and in the weeds, he said, you know what?

It's time for me to step back.

He launched his new company, Anvi, which basically builds SaaS companies from scratch related to project managers, a little bit of sales, but generally focused on, again, productivity and project managers.

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

They had no money when I started the company.

It was $160 million, which is the size of any IPOs.

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I'm your host, Nathan Latka, and here's today's episode.

Hello everyone, my guest today is Wilfred Durha.

He is the 32-year-old French entrepreneur and startup advisor, former C-O of a company called

MailJet, which he founded in 2010, raised 17 million bucks for it, built it to 25 people on

four continents.

And now he's entirely focused on his new venture, Anvey, which aims to grow into a SaaS

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