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Sezzle boss waiting on $700 million windfall – The Australian Financial Review
Sezzle’s chief executive Charlie Youakim says he could have sold Sezzle shares anytime over the past two years, but chose not…

The buy now, pay later sector is close to minting another billionaire as the meteoric rise of Sezzle means co-founder Charlie Youakims stake is now worth about $800 million.
Sezzle CEO Charlie Youakim and chief revenue officer Paul Paradis. Wayne Taylor
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