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Why this founder feels confident facing the economic downturn

Maggie Stamets
Updated ·1-min read
Image Credits: TechCrunch

Welcome to another episode of Found, the podcast where you get the stories behind the startups.

This week we're joined by Nikki Pechet who started Homebound to make home-building easier and more accessible after a wildfire ripped through Northern California and thousands of people were put on years-long waiting lists to get started building their homes. In this episode, she talks with Darrell and Jordan about creating an online flow that makes buying a home almost too easy, how her experience at Thumbtack helped her think through the labor logistics, and why she isn’t nervous about the impending economic downturn.

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