E134: How I Accidentally Started a Billion Dollar Tech Company w/Carta CEO Henry Ward
In this episode of How I Invest, I dive deep into a conversation with Henry Ward, CEO of Carta, to discuss his journey building one of the most transformative companies in private market infrastructure. From cap table management to fund administration and beyond, Henry shares his insights on entrepreneurship,…
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