Fitbit
A maker of fitness trackers and wearables that acquired Fitstar.
What was said about Fitbit
Fitbit's head of product approached Fitstar about a purchase in November 2014. Tim Roberts, Fitbit's head of product, told Mike Maser in November 2014 that Fitbit wanted to buy Fitstar. Fitbit later acquired Fitstar.
The offer came a week before Mike's cancer diagnosis.
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Its head of product, Tim Roberts, told Mike in November 2014 they wanted to buy Fitstar. The offer came a week before Mike's cancer diagnosis.
Fitbit's head of product approached Fitstar about a purchase in November 2014. Tim Roberts, Fitbit's head of product, told Mike Maser in November 2014 that Fitbit wanted to buy Fitstar. Fitbit later acquired Fitstar.
The offer came a week before Mike's cancer diagnosis.
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