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Geoff Ralston

12/15/20

@ Y Combinator

Startups that survive the pandemic and can raise Series A and B funding will be well-positioned to capitalize on the shift to digital that has been accelerated by the pandemic.

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Essential Startup Advice During a Pandemic

@ Y Combinator

Essential Startup Advice During a Pandemic

12/15/20

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