Alex Frommeyer has been a builder all of his life. He has taken that from childhood construction projects to engineering technology, and now creating a large and fast-growing startup, Beam. He has successfully raised funding from top-tier investors like Nationwide Mutual Insurance, Drive Capital, Georgian, and Banner Ventures.

In this episode, you will learn:

* How not to get fired from your own company
* The value of transparency throughout your organization
* Company culture
* The future of the dental business in America
* Alex’s book recommendation
* His top advice before starting a company

Alejandro Cremades · EP 347 Alex Frommeyer On Raising $170 Million To Modernize Dental Benefits
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About Alex Frommeyer:
Alex Frommeyer is the Co-founder and CEO of Beam Dental, a dental benefits company that offers employers a fundamentally unique approach to dental coverage by incorporating hygiene behavior into policy pricing.

He has two engineering degrees from the University of Louisville's Speed School of Engineering, where he graduated magna cum laude and founded his first company in 2010. He is a Forbes 30 Under 30, a Rock Health alum, and a member of the Kentucky Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.





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