“When I was at $2 million, I worked with a $20 million company. I didn't ask for a handout. I brought me a $20 million company to the table.”

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partnered with a larger company (e.g., a $20 million firm) to win work

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“What our finance partner did is they took a real private equity transaction where like some private equity firm bought a like family owned snack company. I think they paid like a little over 800 million for like 62 percent of the company.”
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“The whole concept was we're going to bring all of the resources to your small 5, 10, 20-person operation that a larger 100, 1,000, Fortune 500 type of company can offer.”
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