When Godard Abel began the B2B sales and software company, BigMachines, he was based in Chicago, so planting the startup seed near the city was a no-brainer. After he sold the company to two private equity firms for over $100 million in 2011, he and the company?s sales VP, Matt Gorniak, could?ve started their next project anywhere. Guess what! They?re staying in Chicago, and not just for sentimentality?s sake.
When Godard Abel began the B2B sales and software company, BigMachines, he was based in Chicago, so planting the startup seed near the city was a no-brainer. After he sold the company to two private equity firms for over $100 million in 2011, he and the company?s sales VP, Matt Gorniak, could?ve started their next project anywhere. Guess what! They?re staying in Chicago, and not just for sentimentality?s sake.
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