CT serial entrepreneur hopes to disrupt meeting scheduling technology with new startup
Scheduling apps became more popular during the pandemic, as virtual meetings dominated workdays and people began looking for easier ways to manage their calendars. Now a Connecticut startup is looking to gain a foothold in the market and go toe-to-toe against industry giants like Calendly, a company with a multibillion-dollar valuation. “We really look at it like we’re the David to their Goliath,” said Adam Scott Perl, a serial entrepreneur who is the co-founder and CEO of Chester-based Arrangr.
Source: hartfordbusiness.com