Raise & Exit
Raise & Exit
Podcast Description
Raise and Exit is the podcast for founders navigating the path to raising capital and selling their company. Host Edgar Baum sits down with investors, operators, and dealmakers to unpack the real stories behind successful raises, exits, and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you're planning to fundraise, considering an exit, or just want to think like an acquirer or investor, this show gives you the insider knowledge to make smarter decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
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The podcast covers key themes relevant to founders, including fundraising tactics, exit strategies, and investor relations. Notable episodes feature discussions on making investor narratives compelling, understanding market signals, and the importance of building a strong team, with specific topics like how to articulate Total Addressable Market effectively and the value of audience-first pitching.
Raise and Exit is the podcast for founders navigating the path to raising capital and selling their company. Host Edgar Baum sits down with investors, operators, and dealmakers to unpack the real stories behind successful raises, exits, and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re planning to fundraise, considering an exit, or just want to think like an acquirer or investor, this show gives you the insider knowledge to make smarter decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
In this episode of the Raise & Exit Podcast, we sit down with Lally Rementilla to explore how intellectual property really drives business value. IP doesn’t generate revenue by itself ; it enables you to generate it. Your patent may not account for 100% of your revenue, but without it, your business might not exist. A 20-year exclusive right means nothing without execution.
We break down how IP impacts customer acquisition 🚀, pricing power 💰, cost structure ⚙️, and loyalty 🔒 and why the real proof of its value shows up in your customers and your culture.
If you’re raising capital, scaling, or planning an exit, this episode will challenge how you think about valuation and competitive advantage.
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