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 Next on Extra Crunch Live: Hear how Poshmark went from Series A to the public markets On our next episode of Extra Crunch Live, we'll sit down with Mayfield's Navin Chaddha and Poshmark founder and CEO Manish Chandra to discuss going from Series A to public company.
Poshmark has come a long way over the last decade. Launched in 2011, the social fashion marketplace has raised upwards of $150 million, and has now listed on the public markets. It's valued at $3.5 billion. But well before all the success, Mayfield's Navin Chaddha saw the potential, leading the Series A for the company.
Chandra is a triple-threat executive. He has degrees in Marketing, Business and Computer Science, and is a serial entrepreneur who sold his previous company, Kaboodle, to Hearst in 2007. The introduction of the iPhone inspired him to think about the coming shift in consumer behavior, paving the way for an idea like Poshmark to thrive.
Chaddha leads Mayfield, a firm with $2.5 billion in assets under management. Of the 50 companies he's invested in during his venture capital career, 17 have gone public and 24 have been acquired. In other words, it makes sense that he has made an appearance on the Forbes Midas list 12 times.  Hear from Chandra and Chaddha about the process of fundraising from the early stage to the growth stage and beyond, and get their live feedback on audience-submitted pitch decks. (If you want to submit your deck to be featured on this show, smash this link.)
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