MAS raised thirty million in Series A funding, which actually owes a lot to Mi'er's strong support.
Initially, CEO Cheng was scheming against Accountant Jia in secret, and when Mi'er saw the risks involved, she advised CEO Cheng to secure the company's financing before making a move.
A hardly known small boss and the owner of a promising startup don't really differ much, but the operational space between them is of two different magnitudes.
After MAS's valuation hit a billion, Benny Donce would recommend it to his big boss, Robert Egger, and that's what change looks like.
The strategies of the wealthy brunette are actually no worse than CEO Cheng's, including her three hundred million Dollars Series C funding round for OC, which was also beautifully executed.
Especially that line, "Go public when it's no longer profitable," spoken with such impact that even CEO Cheng was subdued by the girl's cunning.
