What It's Like to Raise 7 Rounds in 7 Years | Jack Tang CEO of Urban (Series B)

What’s it like to raise 7 funding rounds in 7 years? We’re speaking with Jack Tang from Urban, a website that allows you to book wellness treatments at your home or work. In this episode, Jack and I talk about investors that ‘simply don’t get it’, Jack shares the wellness rituals that help him manage extreme stress, and we discuss what it was really like to make cuts at the start of the global pandemic. We also talk about ways you can build trust in a growing team. Key links: Urban website: https://urban.co/en-gb/ Open job positions: https://apply.workable.com/urban/ Jack Tang profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackcktang/ Key timestamps: [03:14] What was it like to find product-market fit? [10:25] What's your best story about clueless investors? [13:29] What was different about your Series B? [17:42] What are your routines to avoid stress? [21:24] What was it like to restructure the team? [27:46] How do you build trust? [37:34] What's the future for Urban? Got feedback? Email us on podcast@foundercoach.co. And don't forget to hit follow/subscribe so you don't miss out on new episodes.

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Dave Bailey gets up close and personal with scale-up tech CEOs so you can hear the unvarnished truth about growing a business. Dave is one of Europe's top CEO coaches and his blog, The Founder Coach, is read by millions of entrepreneurs each year. Now, Dave's on a mission to help other CEOs share their stories about what it really means to be CEO. Listen in as Dave discusses what happens after you raise a Series A—growing the team, managing the board, and the challenges that keep founders up at night. Hit subscribe and get ready for some powerful conversations.