Startups & VC

Craft's Ilya Levtov Never Learned To Code. He Built A Software Company Anyway.

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Ilya Levtov, a non-technical founder of Craft, a supply chain software company, highlights the challenges and advantages of building a tech startup without coding skills. Despite lacking technical expertise, Levtov successfully raised $42 million and secured contracts with major federal agencies, underscoring that business acumen can complement technical ability in founding ventures.

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