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Breaking into Y Combinator with a Local Business Lead Platform OpenMart Ai | Kathryn Wu
Y Combinator is a startup bootcamp, that runs multiple times a year and is highly exclusive. AirBNB, Reddit, and DoorDash are all alumni from the program.
This episode is sponsored by Jetson, the #1 entrepreneurship app. If you are thinking of starting a business try out Jetson Pro here.
Our special guest for today’s episode is, Kathryn Wu.
Kathryn graduated from UC Berkeley in Computer science and started her career as a Product Engineer at Pinterest before leaping into to startups.
She is one of the co-founders of Openmart. A platform that helps startups who sell to local businesses discover leads easily based on their specific needs. And her startup is backed by Y-Combinator receiving a half a million dollar investment. Kathryn thank you so much for hopping on today, we are super excited to have a chat and learn more about your journey.
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By Will RushY Combinator is a startup bootcamp, that runs multiple times a year and is highly exclusive. AirBNB, Reddit, and DoorDash are all alumni from the program.
This episode is sponsored by Jetson, the #1 entrepreneurship app. If you are thinking of starting a business try out Jetson Pro here.
Our special guest for today’s episode is, Kathryn Wu.
Kathryn graduated from UC Berkeley in Computer science and started her career as a Product Engineer at Pinterest before leaping into to startups.
She is one of the co-founders of Openmart. A platform that helps startups who sell to local businesses discover leads easily based on their specific needs. And her startup is backed by Y-Combinator receiving a half a million dollar investment. Kathryn thank you so much for hopping on today, we are super excited to have a chat and learn more about your journey.