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We have done several spotlight posts on entrepreneurship in different parts of the world: Colorado, Utah, Czech Republic, Florida, Illinois. Today, we will look at Arizona's entrepreneurship eco-system. What I love about Arizona's eco-system is that the entrepreneurs have a strong tradition of bootstrapping. We first covered CRM software company Infusionsoft back in 2011. Read: Bootstrapping From Arizona To 36 Million Dollar Series A Valuation And Silicon Valley Venture Capital: Infusionsoft CEO Clate Mask Today, the company has over $100 million in revenue and has raised almost $150 million. It is the highest valued company from Arizona. Online mattress is the hottest e-commerce category these days, and here is yet another one delivering venture-scale growth without venture capital. Read: Bootstrapping to $100M+ from Arizona: JT Marino, CEO of Tuft & Needle One of my favorite entrepreneurs, Heidi Jannenga, and her co-founder bootstrapped WebPT to significant traction, th