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$100M+ Exits and IPOs – Kenneth Aldrich, multiple companies
18 June 201954 min

$100M+ Exits and IPOs

Kenneth Aldrich, multiple companies
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Kenneth Aldrich exited and went public with companies for $100M+.

For today’s episode, Kenneth Aldrich, a visionary leader who has successfully exited several companies for $100M+ and went public with multiple companies. Through his business acumen and relentless pursuit of excellence, Kenneth has made a significant impact in the entrepreneurial landscape.

Discover how you can apply these principles to your own entrepreneurial journey.

Ken Aldrich is an investor in start-up companies, a serial entrepreneur, and the author the Amazon best seller “Dream Toolbox: Building and Entrepreneurial Mind and Financial Abundance”. He was a first round investor in Green Dot Corporation (NYSE:GDOT), the world’s largest provider of prepaid debit cards and related financial services that provided investors a return of more than 100 times their invested capital. Ken was also a Founder, and for several years was Chairman and CEO, of a publicly traded regenerative medicine company and was a Founder of WaveTec Vision Systems, a maker of optical measurement systems used in vision corrective surgery that was eventually sold for 70 times the initial invested capital.

Prior to devoting full time to the investment business, Ken was a real estate developer and property owner in California, Arizona and Texas. He co-developed the first Wind Energy Park in the Palm Springs, California area and co-founded the company that designed and built the first major post-tensioned concrete high-rise building West of the Rocky Mountains, the first such building ever to meet California earthquake standards.

Currently, Ken is a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council for the Harvard Graduate School of Education and creator of DreamToolbox.com, which houses a series of audio blogs dedicated to helping young people realize their entrepreneurial potential.

Ken holds degrees from both Harvard University and Harvard Law School.

Kenneth Aldrich:

“By and large investment opportunities, if you’re known at all as being an investor, will come to you and then it’s a sorting process.”

Episode highlights:

  • Building a business around biotech from embryonic stages through exit
  • Finding good investments
  • Building out teams and advisory boards
  • How Dream Toolbox got started and who it can best serve
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