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Turning Two: FoundersCard Pulls Back The Curtain On Its Membership Community For Entrepreneurs
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The top executives in today’s largest corporations not only travel in style, but they have access to an absurd array of perks while they travel, from awards and complimentary products to discounts on just about everything. On the IPO “road show” for his company VarsityBooks (now part of eFollet.com), serial entrepreneur Eric Kuhn remembers being “amazed” by witnessing firsthand “the rates and privileges that top executives at the underwriting investment banks received.”
After leading VarsityBooks to be twice-listed as a public company on NASDAQ (the only company I’m aware of to do so), Kuhn got out in 2006 and started FoundersCard in 2009 — determined to bring the same rewards and opportunities to entrepreneurs and founders — “the true risk-takers and value-creators,” he says.
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