Goodie Nation spotlights Wasabi Partners co-founder Zaria Smith
Goodie Nation says her advisory firm has served over 50 founders, connecting growth-stage companies with venture, private equity and M&A capital.
From Goodie Nation· Instagram · Nov 6
Open the post“Zaria Smith is a Co-Founder of Wasabi Partners, a strategic advisory and consulting firm bridging the gap between the right founders and the right capital from venture, private equity, and M&A. As Co-Founder & Managing Director, she leads the firm's growth strategy, strategic partnerships, deal sourcing, and founder advisory practice. Wasabi guides growth-stage companies through capital readiness, go-to-market execution, and investor engagement to navigate critical business decisions with confidence and and maximize long-term enterprise value. Wasabi has served over 50 founders and influenced $50M+ capital across engagements. Let's celebrate this week's #FounderFriday spotlight, Zaria Smith! Connect with more founders and investors in the community, join GoodieNation.org/apply!”
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