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I'm Josh Mucchio.
And I'm Lisa Mucchio.
And this is the pitch where startup founders raise millions and listeners can invest.
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Support for this episode of the Pitch comes from Mercury.
Some companies just get their audience.
And that's why I'm so excited that Mercury is sponsoring season twelve of our show.
Because for so many startup founders, they don't just need a bank.
They need a solution that prioritizes their needs and helps solve their specific pain points.
That's Mercury.
I've actually been a Mercury customer for the last two years, and I love the product.
And you know who else loves the product?
A familiar voice on the show, Elizabeth Yin.
She's actually an investor in Mercury, and she'll tell us more later in the episode.
Back to the pitch.
Party trick.
Before starting the pitch with me, Lisa was an event planner.
So I know the industry and it's a big one.
$322 billion.