Impact Alpha covers a nonprofit tech startup that found growth capital
RSF’s Stu Fram and WattTime’s Matt Evans write about a creative funding solution for a nontraditional business model
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1 min readDec 12, 2018
Typically, the Silicon Valley tech startup story ends with a capital structure designed for an exit and a relentless focus on revenue growth and customer acquisition. But WattTime didn’t just want to make profitable products; the company wanted its products to help consumers actively choose renewable energy. Stu Fram of RSF and Matt Evans of WattTime show how this high-growth nonprofit could provide a new funding model.
