Exit seems to imply the "get rich quick" scenarios of a buyout or IPO. I'm saying an alternative exists: Make money running a business the old fashioned way. T

Exit seems to imply the "get rich quick" scenarios of a buyout or IPO. I'm saying an alternative exists: Make money running a business the old fashioned way. The last company I was a part of had a similar level of investment, and they aren't selling. They aren't looking at an IPO, instead they manage a healthy 20M/year in revenue, with a a healthy profit margin. Not everything is an "exit"