Dee Coakley was ready for the next “big leap” for her business Boundless, but hadn’t exactly decided on pursuing a sale. “By 2024, we were six years in, we were venture backed, we raised money very early on, had angel investors and then venture capital investors, so of course you’re always conscious that it’s a business that at a point in time, your investors are hoping there’ll be some form of liquidity event,” she said. “In terms of lifecycle of the business, we were at a point where we were kind of ready for a big leap, whatever that was.”…

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