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== Before Zulily's IPO, One VC Firm Has Already Cashed In ==
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Mom-focused e-commerce site Zulily ,[http://haynxx.com/Review.asp?NewsID=187 David Stark Wilson home in Oakland overlooks S.F.]. And one of the big winners appears to be<br>
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Maveron invested a little less than $5 million into Zulily in its Series A and Series B investment rounds,[http://keralaviewer.com/kumarakoms.html <strong>Shop Giants Jerseys</strong>], according to the filing. And it already had a payday when it sold a piece of its stake for $32.5 million last year.
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That would a nice return on its own. But Maveron still owns a huge piece of the business: 23.6 percent, according to the documents filed today.
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With a successful IPO,[http://tyreprobe.com/images/Custom-Denver-Broncos-Jerseys-For-Sale.html <strong>Custom Denver Broncos NFL Jerseys For Sale</strong>], the venture capital firm could be looking at a return of many multiples of what it has already pulled in.
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Zulily CEO Darrell Cavens has also taken money off the table in previous rounds to the tune of nearly $10 million. He still owns 20.9 percent of the company.
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One more interesting nugget: In Zulily s last investment round,[http://www.wiki2buy.com.br/test/index.php?title=Usu%C3%A1rio:Ugsxyorg8#First_Night_festival_in_Boston_saved_by_donors First Night festival in Boston saved by donors], Andreessen Horowitz paid about $69 million for seven percent or so of the company, according to the documents.</html>

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