Guys, SaaS Open is our next big event in New York City, March 16th and 17th.

We'll have a thousand SaaS leaders all sharing how they built their companies.

Our keynotes are Henry Shuck, Marie Martins from tally.sio, Serbi from Symbol, Christopher of

Docub, who had a big exit.

Again, hundreds of speakers, a thousand plus attendees.

And we've got folks bringing their

entire executive teams because we have stages for founders, heads of product, head of finance

MBD, CMOs and CROs, and then a people in HR stage. It's going to be special. Prices are

increasing every week so you don't want to wait. Go to sassopin.com right now to see what the ticket

price is and lock in your spot today. Again, that's sassopen.com, March 16th and 17th in New York

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Guys, eVotex.com, they've grown from call out a $10, $15 million run rate a year ago to now

over $17 million. So call it 50% year over year growth. They've grown from call it a $10, $15 million run rate a year ago to now over $17 million.

They call it 50% year-over-year growth.

They've only added 10 extra people, so that's efficient growth.

They've got plenty of cash in the bank burning somewhere net burn-wise, called $100,000, $200,000 per month with a clear path to profitability or break-even midway through 2020-2020 here.

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