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Why does someone build a company and what do they hope success brings them? For some, the impact is largely aimed at their bank account and speaker bio. That’s fine, monetary reward and notoriety aren’t incompatible with impact, but we’ve always been attracted to founders for whom the end goal is bigger. Founders like Mackenzie Burnett and startups like Ambrook fall into that latter camp. And so, from the first time we met her as the company was just getting started, at every opportunity we’ve been offered to support the company, we’ve enthusiastically said YES.
Ambrook builds financial software for family run businesses, starting with agriculture. Mackenzie, and her cofounders Jeff and Dan, have always contended that the foundation for Many Good Things™️ is financial sustainability. That if you cannot run your business with security, confidence and data, you cannot plan for the future; you cannot invest in new people, equipment, or techniques; you cannot become a leader in your community. They’ve been building quietly for several years, out of sight of most Silicon Valley thought leadership, but not invisibly. Certainly their customers have noticed the speed with which they ship. And a select number of investors felt the gravitational pull as well, resulting in the recently announced $26.1 Million Series A financing.
But it’s just the beginning - as Mackenzie writes, “We still believe in the American Dream. And we’re here to build for the people living it.”
If Ambrook can help you live the American Dream, as a customer, or as a team member, they’d love to hear from you.