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- Rev1 Ventures was the first investor in Seamless.
- Their early investment later returned 52x.
- That return set a Columbus record for Rev1 outside of a nationwide hospital company.
- Brandon reflects on the importance of early investors who are willing to bet on entrepreneurs before the outcome is obvious.
- He also shares the reality that founders cannot depend on continued outside belief or follow-on capital to keep going.
- The main takeaway: early belief can start the journey, but execution is what compounds the outcome.
- Encouraging word: be grateful for every person who bets on you, but keep building with your own conviction.
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