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Guys, Solidase today is doing $2.6 million per month in revenue.

That's a $31.2 million run rate up from a $15.6 million run rate a year ago.

Alessandro believes they'll finish 2023 at a 60.

That's $60 million run rate.

But it wasn't all easy.

He launched in 2010, pivoted to a subscription model in 2015, and then it took him four years

to hit his first million dollar year.

That was 2019.

He just finished last year raising a Series B for about $100 million at around an $800 million

valuation, is looking at making additional acquisitions and hopes to IPO in a couple of years

once he breaks $200 million in revenue.

Hey folks, my guest today is Alessango Garcia. He's the founder of Sully days, the number one HR tech for small medium companies in Brazil.

The company provides a basic holistic talent management software where you can attract, develop, and retain talent using

people analytics, artificial intelligence, and behavioral management.

Alessandro, you ready to take us to the top?

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