Workstep Inc.

He grew the company as the CTO through to 2023 before stepping away from the day-to-day operations.

And he remained on the board of directors from that time until WorkHound's acquisition by WorkStep.

And from 2023 throughout 2024 to five, he served as entrepreneur in residence at the Iowa State University, started factory supporting early stage entrepreneurs.

And he has nearly two decades of software development, product management, fundraising, and company building experience in varied industries.

So talk to us about the process.

So I think I understand the, Hey, this is a good time to go.

What, when you run that process, what, What made you so attractive to companies? Obviously, including WorkStep as well, but why did companies want to buy you? What was it about what you built that made it quite a set? I'm guessing you had good recurring revenue, for example.

Yeah, we had decent recurring revenue.