#011 - Cyrus and Iman's talk at the McKinsey Early Stage Investor Conference: Startup Scaling

Cyrus and Iman were invited to the McKinsey Early Stage Investor Conference. They held a working session with a series of startups across two days where they outlined their approach to building efficient and successful startups. This is a snippet of one of their sessions. They talk about go-to-market strategy, startup scaling, developing product, and fundraising. They also touch on actionable tips, metrics, and top mistakes.

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