Bumble Founder Whitney Wolfe Herd Is Looking Ahead ‘Decades Not Days’ After The Dating App’s $2.2 Billion IPO Under30Summit ForbesUnder30
... [+]After a $2.2 billion IPO last February, Bumble dating app founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd is operating “business as usual”—unfazed by the market ticker’s rises and falls. Shares on the Nasdaq sagged to about $40 in the summer after debuting at $76.
The 32-year-old spoke on-stage Monday about entrepreneurship and the Austin-based company’s growth with Forbes 30 Under 30 editor Alexandra Wilson at the
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