She's now selling her startup to WakeCap, a Saudi Arabia-based company that has contracts with many of the kingdom's construction megaprojects such as "desert cities."
Instead, Eisnor exited early, selling her startup to help it scale faster.
WakeCapBuilt toughFor nine years, Eisnor had a front-row seat at a tech rocketship, Waze, the Israeli-born maps and navigation company.
"There is a reality in construction software that a lot of the names that you might know, they're going to be hovering around, say, $10 million in ARR.
Eisnor is staying on as chief strategy officer, and Crews by Core's chief technology officer, Gene Gutnik, now leads tech for the combined company.
Persons:
Ann Eisnor, Crews, Eisnor, I'm, Caterina Fake's, Hassan Albalawi, Albalawi, Kajima, —, WakeCap's Albalawi, they're, Gene Gutnik, WakeCap
Organizations:
Service, Business, NFX, GV, Google, McKinsey & Company, Autodesk, Core, Core's
Locations:
Saudi Arabia, United States, Saudi, Silicon, Silicon Valley, Israeli, hyperscale, WeWork