My guest for Ep211 of The Startup Playbook Podcast was Jodie Imam.

Jodie is the Co-founder & CEO of Tractor Ventures, which provides non dilutive capital (between $100,000 – $1.5M) to tech enabled companies.

Since launching in 2020, Tractor has deployed nearly $100M, has 230 customers and is tracking at $5M in annual revenue.

Prior to this, Jodie was the Co-founder of Occasional Butler which was acquired in 2020.

She was also a member of Cohort #1 of the Komo Club, and in this episode we dive into a range of areas including:

A big thank you to Olivia Doherty, Andrew Fitzpatrick and Matt Allen for their help with this interview!

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