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Welcome to 2 Commas: The $multi-million exit show I've spent over two decades helping founders scale their businesses and achieve successful, multimillion-dollar exits. I've also achieved this myself on multiple occasions. With my experience as an entrepreneur, advisor, and investor, I’ve had the privilege of guiding companies through the highs and lows of business growth and exit strategies. Each episode will bring you the previously untold stories of entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled and exited their businesses for seven-figure (2 comma's) plus returns. You’ll hear more about the journeys, challenges, and pivotal moments that led to these transformative exits. My goal is to inform and inspire founders who are looking to scale their ventures to seven, eight or nine figures and beyond. Follow me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joshcomrie Download my e-book, "The Exit Factor" and sign up to receive the Business Growth Journal weekly: https://www.joshcomrie.com/the-exit-factor
Unknown Host hosts 2 Commas: The $multi-million exit show with Josh Comrie.
Most founders sell a business once, with no idea what they're doing. Shivani Gupta refused to go in blind. Before she sold her wellness business, Shivani tracked down more than 20 founders who'd already exited and asked
The Comma Club is now open for founding members — a private community for NZ founders building toward a multimillion-dollar exit: https://www.joshcomrie.com/club Shane Young flew to Sydney six times to get a single purch
KiwiSaver fees in New Zealand will hit a billion dollars this year. Sam Stubbs has been the loudest voice in the country saying that's a scandal and building something to prove it doesn't have to be that way. Sam is the
Carl Thompson flew to Singapore with $3,000, shared a pullout bed with his co-founder in a room so small he could touch the wall sitting up, and cold-called New York at 2am because that's when the market was awake. That
Lisa King had a goal from the very first day of Eat My Lunch: the business would be a success the day it became unnecessary. She built it in 2015 to solve a problem she couldn't stop thinking about, kids going hungry at
Most founders won't give up 80% of their business. The ones who did walked away with more than if they'd kept 100%. Murray Schnuriger made the jump from 20 years advising founders on exits to actually owning the risk at
What if the most successful version of your company is the smallest one? This week I sit down with Mark Zeman, co-founder of SpeedCurve, who quietly built one of the most unusual software businesses I've come across. No
What if the biggest risk in your company isn't your product, it's whether your people are actually ready to lead? This week, I sit down with Logan Yonavjak, founder of the Readiness Engine, to explore how AI can now meas
Most of us have no idea what's actually going on inside our body. John Bessey has been in the room for three major tech exits as CEO of Merkle (Davanti), head of revenue at Introgen, and on the executive team when Gen-I
Ken Crosson nearly became a dairy farmer milking one cow in mid-Canterbury, instead, he walked into the Christchurch Town Hall at 16 and never looked back. In this episode of 2 Commas, I sit down with Ken, founder of Cro
She was asking people if they wanted Botox before most New Zealanders knew what it was, and they were asking her if their face was going to fall off. Dr. Catherine Stone pioneered cosmetic medicine in New Zealand in 2001
Rafael Niesten built a nine-figure exit, woke up at 5:30am to watch the money land, and celebrated by going to Indian for $62 and buying three USB-C cables. In this episode of 2 Commas, I sit down with Raf, founder of Pr
He cold-called American trucking companies from a dark office in Auckland at 2am — New Zealand accent and all — and built a nine-figure SaaS exit out of it. In this episode of 2 Commas, I sit down with Tim Boyle, co-foun
He pre-sold a SaaS product for $150 before it even existed — then discovered it was harder to sell the real thing for $30/month once customers could actually touch it. In this episode of 2 Commas , I sit down with Yuan W
Most founders think selling a business is a transaction. Find a buyer, get a multiple, sign the papers. In reality, it’s an identity shift, a relationship test, and a stress event that shows you what your company is real
Most founders hear “AI” and think they get it. Smarter emails. Faster content. A few basic automations. In reality, that’s a jet engine being used as a desk fan, and it creates a dangerous illusion of progress. In this e
Founders often think they can tidy things up when it’s time to sell. In practice, the value is won or lost earlier—depending on how much complexity, weak infrastructure, and preventable errors are allowed to accumulate.
Most founders assume they will be able to sell their business when the time comes. In reality, many are unprepared and lose significant value during the process. In this episode of 2 Commas, I sit down with M&A expert an
Selling your home to fund a business is a decision most founders only talk about in theory. In this episode of 2 Commas, Rick Agraval shares the real story behind that moment and the journey that followed. After co-found
50 million mandarins processed every single day. In this episode of 2 Commas, Nigel Beach shares the story behind Compac, the New Zealand engineering company that quietly became a global leader in automated fruit sorting
Logan Yonavjak
Co-Founder and CEO · Founder Readiness Institute
1 appearance on this show
Tim Boyle
Writer of the 2010 "The Phantom Legacy" Movie · Science Leadership Academy Middle School
1 appearance on this show
Holli Moeini
CPA, M&A advisor, author of "Finding the Missing Millions in M&A"
1 appearance on this show
Shane Young
CEO · US Rugby Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Greg Young
Senior Investment Strategist · Bernstein Wealth Management
1 appearance on this show
Sam Stubbs
Simplicity
1 appearance on this show
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