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Jan 31, 2023

The Anti-Exit-Strategy

In the article for “StartupValley”, Kai Müller, Founder and CEO of Experience One, shares his opinion on startups aiming for a quick exit.

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Anyone who founds a company bears a special responsibility—for the well-being of the employees, the future of the company, and the innovation potential of one's business location.

According to the “Deutscher Startup Monitor 2022” (PwC), however, many founders primarily have one thing in mind: the exit. To build a sustainable and shaping company, more foresight is required, according to Kai Müller.

What is limiting, however, is to start with the exit goal in mind and give up any possibility to shape the company by selling it. Founding to sell and founding to create are two completely different approaches.
In the article for “StartupValley”, Kai Müller, Founder and CEO of Experience One, shares his opinion on startups aiming for a quick exit.
Kai Müller, Founder and CEO of Experience One

The goals must be beyond rapid growth and billion-dollar valuations. Being successful means acting responsibly—with an eye on the next generation.

Read more about Responsible Leadership, Green Economy, and responsible entrepreneurship in “StartupValley” Magazine.

Read article (in German)

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