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If we're running your virtual event, they've got 200 customers are doing 500,000

a month in revenue.

That's up from 250,000 a month, just a year ago.

They got their $28 million Series A done back in September, 22, at 120 million post money

valuation call it.

They sold 20, 23% of the company.

Now 110 folks on the team as they look to scale.

Again, 200 customers today charging an average $30,000 per year, focusing on B2B brands.

Hey folks, my guest today is Palash Tony.

He's a Goldcast co-founder and CEO.

He got his first states of entrepreneurship charging kids from the neighborhood hourly

to play video games on a secondhand console.

He's always been fascinated by a legacy company like Microsoft Verizon and Disney that Excel

that identifying and writing long-term trends while building resilience.

Now he's building a digital events platform for B2B marketers called goldcast.io.

Pallash, you ready to take us to the top?

I'm excited. All right right tell us the story of one

of your customers and why they pay you yeah nathan so one of our largest customers is github

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