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Later in this article, I'm going to tell you something you probably don't know about Drew Houston, the founder and CEO of Dropbox. I'm a big fan of Drew. I have known him for many years (well before he started Dropbox) and am honored to call him a friend.
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Great insights to learn from CEO, Drew Houston.
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Back in October, Techcrunch announced that Dropbox had raised $250mm at a seemingly absurd valuation. Many firms, including my firm Benchmark Capital, participated. When this happened, many people asked us why this was a special company that would cause us to break our standard investment paradigm Delete the scoop?
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