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Tech startup founder who sold company for $100m within weeks of launching is back with a new venture

Gentry Underwood announces new startup tech-based company Navigator, which will create an AI-powered team assistant to help with the monotony of meetings in the workplace. The Executive takes a closer look.

Daniel James

Gentry Underwood founded a mobile email app Mailbox, an app he sold to Dropbox in 2013 for $100m just four weeks after it launched. The build-up was overwhelming, with over half a million people waiting in line to try out the new app ready for its launch when it was acquired by Dropbox.
The app is currently free while it's in beta, and will roll ou...

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