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En nuestro episodio 522 conversamos con Leopoldo Fergusson, economista, profesor de los Andes, doctor del MIT sobre: + El estudio sobre cómo el acento determina tu éxito + La importancia de combatir la desigualdad. + La igualdad es el medio pero no el fin. + La paradoja de la meritocracia. + Cómo se percibe la meritocracia en Latam. + El problema de la meritocracia. + La cultura del trabajo duro. + La investigación sobre la norma social "no sea sapo". + Cómo reducir la informalidad. + Cómo lidiar y superar el fracaso. ______________________________________________________________________

In this episode of iGaming Daily, Fernando Noodt and Motti Colman explore how data, AI, and segmentation can help operators maximise player retention during major tournaments like the FIFA World Cup. They discuss strategies for identifying high-value customers, market differences, and long-term growth tactics. Key  TopicsPlayer behaviour analysis during the World CupSegmentation strategies for different marketsUsing data and AI to improve retentionIdentifying high-value customers post-tournamentMarket differences: Latam, US, EuropeImpact of tournament timing on betting behaviourReactivation and lifecycle managementPredictive analytics for customer valueHost: Fernando NoodtGuest: Motti ColmanProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: Anaya McDonaldLearn how Optimove's Positionless Marketing is changing how iGaming teams operate. Discover how operators are using Optimove's Positionless Marketing Platform to launch personalised CRM campaigns, dynamically change casino lobbies and bet slips, and create engaging gamified experiences. Learn more at optimove.com.Finally, remember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service. 

In this episode, Betsson AB CEO Pontus Lindwall discusses the company's recent financial results, regional strategies, and insights from the World Cup, providing valuable perspectives on the iGaming industry.Key TopicsBetsson's Q2 and H1 financial resultsRegional focus on Latam and EuropeRegulatory challenges in Western EuropeImpact of the World Cup on revenueStrategies for customer retention post-World CupDecline in Nordics and CEE regionsB2B and B2C revenue dynamicsFuture outlook for BetssonHost: Charlie HornerGuest: Pontus LindwallProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: Anaya McDonaldLearn how Optimove's Positionless Marketing is changing how iGaming teams operate. Discover how operators are using Optimove's Positionless Marketing Platform to launch personalised CRM campaigns, dynamically change casino lobbies and bet slips, and create engaging gamified experiences. Learn more at optimove.com.Finally, remember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service. 

This week, Niki, Lotus, and John discuss the extremely convenient news dump regarding beloved games in the Fallout franchise, other Xbox teams facing decimation in the initial layoffs, and the God of War show's choice to recast its Kratos.00:00:00 Intro, new dog, blood stuff, & kidneys00:22:53 Latin America ID@Xbox teams decimated by layoffs00:32:48 Inside look at Xbox layoffs from people experiencing it00:33:48 Fallout deluge of information to distract people from the layoffs00:46:18 CWA files lawsuits alleging Xbox mishandling of layoffs00:49:50 College Football 27 removes microtransactions from single player mode01:03:40 ZA/UM to lay off 32 after slow sales of ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies01:05:00 God of War show to recast Kratos after injury to Ryan Hurst01:15:15 Update on Niki's NAS01:30:40 Update on Niki & NBA 2K261:40:40 HIVE QUESTIONS02:32:30 Outro & Interview Shows!Thanks for listening!Please leave us a review! We'll read it on the show and it helps us out a lot.VGBees is ad-free, AI-free, and completely supported by you! https://vgbees.com/joinVGBees is a weekly games media podcast hosted by Niki, John, and Lotus.

Seja apoiador do X do Controle⁠⁠Compre seus jogos na Nuuvem! MARCAÇÕES DE TEMPO00:00 - Abertura e reações ao fim dos discos no PlayStation07:46 - Mudanças em breve no X do Controle16:17 - Asha Sharma e Xbox viram alvos de teoria da conspiração da Fox News28:59 - Xbox demite equipe de relações com indies da América Latina34:51 - Warframe vai explorar outro sistema solar em nova expansão44:59 - Roblox anuncia ferramenta de criação de jogos com IA generativa51:00 - Rapidinhas e encerramentoCRÉDITOSApresentação: PH Lutti Lippe e Guilherme DiasRoteiro: PH Lutti LippeEdição: Guilherme DiasThumbnail: Lucas G. FerreiraSiga o XdC: ⁠YouTube ⁠⁠⁠⁠| ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Bluesky⁠ | ⁠Threads⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠Tik Tok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nossas plataformas e redes⁠⁠⁠⁠Contato: ⁠contato@xdocontrole.com⁠Contato para anunciantes e parcerias: ⁠comercialxdc@gmail.com⁠

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We discuss USD take-aways from the soft CPI print countered by Fed hawkishness, main take-aways from our suite of systematic models and key drivers/ views in EM with focus on Latam and EMEA.    Speakers Meera Chandan, Global FX Strategy Patrick Locke, Global FX Strategy Antonin Delair, Global FX Strategy Anezka Christovova, Head of EMEA EM Local Markets Strategy    This podcast was recorded on 17 July 2026. This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients can view the related report at https://www.jpmm.com/research/content/GPS-5369697-0 for more information; please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2026 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved. This material or any portion hereof may not be reprinted, sold or redistributed without the written consent of J.P. Morgan. It is strictly prohibited to use or share without prior written consent from J.P. Morgan any research material received from J.P. Morgan or an authorized third-party (“J.P. Morgan Data”) in any third-party artificial intelligence (“AI”) systems or models when such J.P. Morgan Data is accessible by a third-party.

Nesta edição, analisamos como os supermercados estão respondendo à busca do consumidor por mais qualidade e gourmetização, investindo em operações próprias de pizzarias artesanais e na expansão de cafés premium para reter o cliente na loja.Abordamos também as estratégias das redes para enfrentar a escassez de mão de obra, criando escolas técnicas internas e programas de primeiro emprego para formar e reter talentos.Destacamos os reflexos do novo tarifaço dos Estados Unidos, que oficializou uma sobretaxa de 25% sobre mais de 4 mil produtos brasileiros, exigindo atenção aos impactos indiretos no câmbio e na indústria fornecedora. E por fim, deixamos o alerta ligado para o avanço do Super El Niño 2026, com 81% de chance de ser "muito forte", exigindo a manutenção preventiva e a vedação rigorosa da cadeia do frio para não derreter as margens do seu negócio.Entre os destaques:

¡Nuevo episodio!Francia ahora compite, desde nuestros corazones.Les presentamos Al Chile, un podcast de Cheaf. En este podcast conversaremos cada semana de las notas más relevantes de la industria alimentaria para LATAM.Hoy presentamos:Tarifas hoteleras mitigan la baja en llegada de viajeros internacionales por el Mundial 2026. EnlaceEl bajo consumo de alimentos vegetales en la niñez global preocupa a expertos. EnlaceRevisión del T-MEC podría desatar una crisis para los productores de granos en México. EnlaceEste podcast se publica cada semana, ¡esperamos que lo disfruten!

O convidado de hoje é Roberto Caruso, em sua segunda passagem pelo LíderCast. Caruso é pesquisador da vitalidade humana e organizacional. Há mais de 30 anos desenvolve palestras, experiências e consultorias que transformam temas complexos em aprendizados leves, memoráveis e emocionalmente impactantes. Criador do ecossistema ÜMORIZAR, defende o humor com propósito como uma poderosa tecnologia de comunicação e inteligência relacional para fortalecer culturas, lideranças e equipes. Entre seus clientes estão Nestlé, Unilever, Vivo, LATAM, BMW, Danone, LG, Philips, Sebrae e FIESP. Um papo leve sobre algo que anda em falta: o bom-humor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why you should listenJim Marascio runs Equals 11 with roughly 30 direct team members, yet delivers Salesforce work with on-demand access to more than 600 certified engineers. He breaks down the exact staffing partnerships in LATAM and Europe that let a lean business play far larger than its headcount.Learn how to move up the value chain from tactical delivery to consultative "what if" conversations: the shift that raises deal value, creates more interesting work for your engineers, and turns you into the trusted advisor a client cannot swap out.Get Jim's front-end planning approach (milestones, definition of done, clear ownership, agreed success metrics) that keeps projects out of the 40% of implementations that stall on activity without results.You want to take on bigger Salesforce work, but every larger project means hiring people you cannot afford to keep on the bench, so you stay stuck delivering most of it yourself. In this episode, I talk with Jim Marascio from Equals 11, who spent 25 years as a CIO and CTO of SaaS companies before building a delivery business that runs on a lean core team and plays far larger than its size. We get into the moment he stopped being the tactical fix-it vendor waiting for clients to define the problem, and started becoming the strategic partner clients build their roadmap around. Jim also puts a number on it: roughly 40% of implementations break, and the difference between the ones that deliver and the ones that stall comes down to what you do in the first week. If you are the owner doing too much of the delivery and you want to grow capacity without betting the business on payroll, this conversation is your blueprint.About Jim MarascioJim Marascio is the founder and CEO of Equals 11, a certified Salesforce consulting partner that helps mid-market companies get real value from Salesforce long after go-live. With more than 25 years as a CEO, CIO, and CTO, he has built his career managing distributed teams, and today Equals 11 pairs a lean core team with a network of 600+ certified Salesforce engineers across the US, Latin America, and Europe. Guided by the belief in its name, 1 + 1 = 11, Jim has grown the firm from tactical delivery into strategic, consultative work for direct clients and system integrators alike.Resources and LinksEquals 11 Jim Marascio on LinkedInSalesforce AgentforceClaudeNeed help with your WHO and WHAT decisions? Apply for a FREE Multiplier CallBook a Decision Session herePrevious episode: 694 - The 60% ShiftCheck out more episodes of the Paul Higgins PodcastSubscribe to our YouTube channel: @PaulHigginsMentoringJoin our newsletterSuggested resources

How would you invest a fresh $500 million across public markets, private AI, venture capital, secondaries and Latin America?Valor Capital Managing Partner Paulo Passoni reveals how he would build the portfolio today—including why he would put just 15% into public markets and where he sees overlooked opportunities in LatAm growth.In this episode of TJC Debrief, Paulo joins Olga Maslikhova to discuss:• Why global AI mega-rounds are creating attractive valuations in Latin America• The LatAm businesses he is watching, including CloudWalk, Plata, QI Tech, iFood and Motu• Why AI orchestrators such as Perplexity and Higgsfield could capture more value than expected• The capital-intensity problem hiding behind AI gross margins• Why distribution—not the underlying model—could become AI's strongest moat• How CloudWalk could evolve from a Brazilian fintech into a global AI company• Why SpaceX could become the defining test for private-market secondaries• Tether's extraordinary economics and the future of stablecoin payments• What missing Anthropic and OpenAI taught Paulo about investment decisions and sunk costsThis is TJC Debrief—a monthly conversation decoding the most important developments across technology, venture capital, Latin America and global markets.Subscribe to The J Curve Insider newsletter for deeper insights and follow Olga on LinkedIn and Instagram.

The following article of the AI Cloud & Data industry is: “9 Ways AI is Transforming Back Office Banking Operations” by Julio Campoy Folgoso, RVP Iberia BM & LATAM, Appian. (AA1430)

The following article of the E-Commerce & Retail industry is: 'Home Appliances: Driving Growth in Mexico and Latin America' by David Jaime Hernández, Regional Account Director, Tech & Durables Latam, Nielsen IQ.

Las bolsas se preparan para recibir los resultados del segundo trimestre, siendo la gran banca americana la que va a encabezar la temporada. JP Morgan, Bank Of America, BOFA, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo y Citigroup serán los grandes nombres de la semana junto con el gigante del streaming, Netflix. Los analistas esperan que el S&P 500 registre un crecimiento interanual de beneficios del 23,1% para el segundo trimestre de 2026 (abril-junio). Si se confirma, será la segunda vez consecutiva que el índice supera el umbral del 20%. En la agenda de la semana será clave la comparecencia de K. Warsh, el jefe de la FED ante el Congreso y los datos de IPC. En la tertulia de mercados de Capital Intereconomía Melanie Lange, directora de Federated Hermes Iberia; Gonzalo Rengifo director general de Pictet AM en Iberia y Latam; Mariano Guerenstein, Co-Head de Clientes Institucionales y Ventas en Bank J. Safra Sarasin y Silvia Merino, Sales Manager en Fidelity International analizan qué esperar de la campaña de resultados y si servirá de catalizador de nuevos máximos; la rotación sectorial y el papel de la tecnología en las carteras, así como las expectativas en tipos de interés y en qué activos, región y temáticas ven valor.

The following article of the Tech industry is: 'Composable Architecture: Driving Agility in Latin America' by José Eduardo Ferreira, VP LATAM, Twilio. 

En Capital Intereconomía, la Tertulia de Mercados reúne a Melanie Lange, directora de Federated Hermes Iberia; Gonzalo Rengifo, director general de Pictet Asset Management para Iberia y Latam; Mariano Guerenstein, Co-Head de Clientes Institucionales y Ventas de Bank J. Safra Sarasin; y Silvia Merino, Sales Manager de Fidelity International, para analizar las perspectivas de los mercados en la segunda mitad del año. La mesa debate sobre el inicio de la temporada de resultados empresariales y si las cuentas que presenten las compañías serán el catalizador que permita a las bolsas alcanzar nuevos máximos. También analizamos la rotación sectorial que se está produciendo en los mercados y el creciente interés por las compañías de mediana y pequeña capitalización frente a las grandes tecnológicas. Además, los expertos valoran cuáles son sus previsiones para los tipos de interés y qué impacto pueden tener sobre las distintas clases de activos. La conversación también pone el foco en las regiones, sectores y temáticas donde encuentran las mejores oportunidades de inversión, así como en el papel que pueden desempeñar los activos ilíquidos para diversificar las carteras y reducir el impacto de la incertidumbre geopolítica. Por último, repasamos la preapertura de las bolsas europeas junto a Patricia García, socia fundadora de MacroYield y directora del Máster en Finanzas de ESIC Business & Marketing School, que analiza las principales referencias económicas y empresariales que marcarán el arranque de la sesión.

Si hay una frase que se puede repetir en casi cualquier momento de la historia es: "Las cosas ya no son como solían ser". Pero en el caso de la industria de las telecomunicaciones es especialmente cierta en este momento. Xavier Niel ha tomado el 16% de Vodafone que tras un periodo relativamente breve ha vendido e& UAE. De esta manera, Niel será el principal accionista individual de la compañía Anglo/Germana. Pero Niel es el propietario de Iliad que, si se autoriza la compra de SFR, será el tercer operador "convergente" de #EU por número de clientes (sumando sus intereses en Tele2 y eir Ireland; y con otros instrumentos de su cartera controla también Millicom (Tigo) en #LATAM y lifecell Ukraine (en #UKR)). Esta semana también la CNMV ha publicado el folleto de la salida a bolsa en #ESP de Digi Spain Telecom. Señalando a otro jugador "no convencional", en el sentido de que no es el heredero directo de una antigua #PTT pública que está actuando para transformar la industria de la #BandaAncha y que tiene una voz que pide ser escuchada. Los desafíos que están haciendo cambiar la industria existen y no son menores: junto a una dificultad clara para hacer crecer los ingresos esenciales, las demandas para la mejora de la #Consistencia y la #Resiliencia son cada vez más reconocidas por la sociedad. La cuestión clave es: Cuál es la estructura de la industria que va a permitir desarrollar las #InfraestructurasDigitales que necesitamos como sociedades avanzadas? Quiénes serán los ganadores y quiénes los perdedores en ese nuevo marco? Sobre eso hablamos en #Telco #SuperLigero EP:245

Sosa me acompaña hablando de lo que este top 10 trajo al mundo del Yu-Gi-Oh! #10Mas #GrandesBarajas #5DSSíguenos en nuestras diferentes redes socialesApóyanos aqui!

Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha's top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability; how closing the gender gap could ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce; and the California pension fund behind Inox Clean Energy's ambitious rollup of solar manufacturing and generating assets.To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠. RSVP for next week's Call.This week's stories: “Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability,” by Amy Cortese“Amid trillion-dollar IPOs, impact investors seek pathways to steer technology towards shared prosperity,” by Antony Bugg-Levine“Human agency is the next frontier for impact investing,” by Florian Kemmerich and Randall Zindler“Closing the gender gap to ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce,” by Erik Stein"CalPERS-backed Inox Clean Energy gets funding from Indian family office to ramp up renewables development," by Jessica Pothering

El foro de ministros de defensa de las Américas fue sacudido por la sorpresiva propuesta de la administración de Donald Trump, que condiciona el apoyo táctico y el combate al crimen organizado a que las capitales latinoamericanas tripliquen sus presupuestos de defensa.Escucha SBS Spanish / Australia en español:Por radio o Internet 7 días a la semana de 1:00 a 2:pm (AEST)Escucha también por Apple Podcasts, Spotify y YouTubeExplora nuestra extensa colección de podcasts haciendo clic aquíEn redes: síguenos en Facebook e Instagram.

Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha's top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability; how closing the gender gap could ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce; and the California pension fund behind Inox Clean Energy's ambitious rollup of solar manufacturing and generating assets.To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. ⁠RSVP for next week's Call⁠.This week's stories: “⁠Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability⁠,” by Amy Cortese“⁠Amid trillion-dollar IPOs, impact investors seek pathways to steer technology towards shared prosperity⁠,” by Antony Bugg-Levine“⁠Human agency is the next frontier for impact investing⁠,” by Florian Kemmerich and Randall Zindler“⁠Closing the gender gap to ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce⁠,” by Erik Stein"⁠CalPERS-backed Inox Clean Energy gets funding from Indian family office to ramp up renewables development⁠," by Jessica Pothering

In this episode, We sit down with @CaudilloNuclear — U.S. Nuclear Navy veteran, Dominican powerhouse, amateur pianist, ex-Jehovah's Witness, and one of the most direct voices on X breaking down gender dynamics, dating in the modern world, and the gap between online discourse and real-life interactions.We dive into:Why the internet gives endless ammo for any dating philosophy (but reality hits different)Cross-cultural romance lessons from his experiencesThe self-improvement trap and why he's a "non-guru"How novelty, humor, and actual game still win offlineObservations on women, men, culture clashes, and personal growth without the fluffDirect, humorous, and zero filter — this is red pill talk grounded in real experience, not just theory. Whether you're navigating the dating market, questioning mainstream narratives, or just want unfiltered insight from a guy who's lived it, this episode delivers.

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¡Nuevo episodio! ¡México sigue compitiendo en nuestros corazones!Les presentamos Al Chile, un podcast de Cheaf. En este podcast conversaremos cada semana de las notas más relevantes de la industria alimentaria para LATAM.Hoy presentamos:Advierten que el 40 % de los alimentos frescos se deterioran antes de poder ser consumidos. EnlaceCrisis climática y seguridad alimentaria: empresas recurren a agricultura regenerativa para salvar los suelos. EnlaceNestlé, Bimbo y Kraft Heinz aceleran el adiós a los colorantes artificiales para 2027. EnlaceEste podcast se publica cada semana, ¡esperamos que lo disfruten!

En este episodio de #CMOLatam hablamos con Luis Godínez, CMO de Levi's, con más de 15 años de experiencia en marketing dentro de la industria del retail.Una charla sobre liderazgo, manejo de personal y lo que realmente significa dirigir marketing en mercados globales. Hablamos de:Por qué medir el retorno del branding dos veces al año no es un ejercicio académico — es la forma en que un CMO educa al CFO, al CEO y al resto de la organización sobre lo que hace marketing, antes incluso de poder ejecutarlo.El brief estratégico como el lenguaje de negocios que conecta marketing con el resto de la empresa.La importancia de localizar sin perder la esencia global de la marca.Lo que aprendió dirigiendo Nike México, donde lograron el share más alto del mundo en el negocio de mujeres — medido en proporción del negocio total, no en dólares absolutos._________________________________________________________________________CMO Latam es el podcast de Naranja Media donde Daniela Arias conversa con los líderes de marketing de las empresas más relevantes de Latinoamérica: estrategia digital, liderazgo empresarial, brand marketing y las decisiones reales que construyen marcas desde adentro.

Amiguitos, ¿cuántas veces han escuchado que la riqueza es mala, que los ricos son malas personas, que el ser humilde es mantenerse bueno? Si ustedes crecieron escuchando ese discurso es muy probable que sea una de las causas por las que no sean millonarios. En este episodio platicamos con Fernando Gonzáles (Insta: @fernandogonzalezmentor) quién es el representante en LATAM de Robert Kiyosaki (Autor de: "Padre Rico, Padre Pobre) y con la Doctora Estela Durán (@esteladuranphd), quienes nos dieron cátedra acerca de lo que la programación mental puede generar en nuestra vida diaria, y ahora en especial, en nuestra vida económica.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

La mayoría de las decisiones que tomas hoy ya están tomadas antes de que fueras consciente de ellas. Creemos que somos completamente libres y que todo depende de nuestra voluntad. Pero la neurociencia cuenta una historia mucho más compleja y mucho más interesante. En el cuarto episodio de Código Humano, exploramos el comportamiento humano y si realmente elegimos libremente o nuestro cerebro decide antes que nosotros. En este episodio exploramos: + Por qué muchas decisiones ocurren antes de que seas consciente de ellas. + Qué significa realmente tener agencia. + Cómo funciona el piloto automático del cerebro. + La diferencia entre reaccionar y responder. + Cómo romper patrones de liderazgo que repetimos sin darnos cuenta. + Por qué una pausa puede transformar una conversación difícil. _____________________________________________________________________

In this episode, I sit down with Matthew (@ThyLordMatthew), British expat living in Argentina, to dive deep into the real side of moving abroad. We talk why most expats get stuck in Buenos Aires when the real magic happens in smaller towns with better nature, traditional culture, and friendlier people.Matthew shares practical advice on:Choosing the right spot based on your personality (not what everyone else recommends)Building new social circles as an expatThe mindset shifts that create abundance through small, consistent winsThe honest truth that “paradise” doesn't exist — it's about finding the place that fits youWhether you're thinking about moving to LATAM, already abroad and feeling stuck, or just curious about a more grounded expat lifestyle, this conversation is full of actionable insights and real-talk wisdom.One of my favorite quotes from Matthew:“There is no such thing as paradise. One man's paradise is another man's dump. The more granular and specific you are about your likes and dislikes, the quicker you find a place that resonates with you.”Tune in if you want the unfiltered guide to living your best life abroad. 

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En este episodio de Creadores Podcast, junto a Marcelo Zegarra, nos acompaña Javier Morodo, destacado estratega financiero, inversionista y ex CEO de Asset Management. Analizamos a fondo la realidad detrás del sistema financiero LATAM y cómo funciona verdaderamente el juego del dinero. Javier nos revela de forma cruda por qué los grandes bancos se benefician de la falta de educación financiera en países como México, y expone las grandes falacias de la clase media: la obsesión por comprar casa como inversión y la ilusión mal entendida del ingreso pasivo. Descubre cómo proteger tu patrimonio de la silenciosa devaluación del dólar mediante la correcta alocación en instrumentos eficientes como CETES y por qué tu mayor activo financiero hoy en día eres tú mismo. Conversamos sobre cómo la inteligencia artificial está transformando el empleo tradicional, obligándonos a desarrollar ingresos activos y proyectos paralelos sustentables. Una clase maestra imperdible de educación financiera y desarrollo personal que destruye los traumas intergeneracionales para aprender, finalmente, a generar riqueza real y equilibrada.Shownotes 00:00 - La gran mentira sobre el dinero y la felicidad01:43 - Por qué la cultura y la religión te hacen perder dinero06:08 - La oscura verdad sobre el plan de retiro tradicional08:03 - Cómo Javier Morodo tocó fondo ganando millones de dólares14:17 - Qué hacer cuando pierdes tu trabajo o tu identidad (El Ego)18:11 - Cómo funciona realmente el juego del dinero en el capitalismo23:38 - El secreto multimillonario que los bancos no quieren que sepas28:41 - Por qué ahorrar en el banco te está haciendo cada día más pobre36:32 - La estafa del sueño de la casa propia (Rentar vs. Comprar)47:58 - La mentira de los ingresos pasivos y en qué enfocarte realmente55:33 - Cómo generar riqueza acelerada en la economía digital (Activos Digitales)1:01:35 - Las 5 historias mentales que bloquean tu éxito financiero1:07:29 - El método exacto para gastar tu dinero sin sentir culpa1:11:02 - Por qué gastas para impresionar: Las 4 necesidades de tu ego1:13:59 - Deuda buena vs Deuda mala: Cómo la usan los millonarios a su favor1:18:02 - Qué hacer con tu dinero frente a una recesión o crisis1:22:46 - El secreto de la riqueza holística (Dinero + Conciencia)1:26:39 - El mensaje final que cambiará tu perspectiva de vidaRecibe 5% de descuento en tu suscripción de los mejores suplementos utilizando el código CREADORES en https://belevels.com/Recibe acceso gratuito a mi lista de los 100 libros que transformarán tu vida aquí: https://www.creadores.co/newsletterÚnete a la lista de espera para nuestro proximo evento presencial en CDMX

En 2019, a Sara Samaniego se le ocurrió que las redes sociales necesitaban una recicladora youtuber. Lo que nunca imaginó fue que ella misma terminaría metiéndose en la piel de "Marce la recicladora", un personaje que rompió todos los esquemas de la educación ambiental en Colombia y Latinoamérica."Marce" no solo enseña a separar el plástico del cartón; nos obliga a mirar a los ojos a quienes limpian nuestras ciudades. A través del humor y su autenticidad, Sara logró humanizar el oficio del reciclaje, desarmando los prejuicios de una sociedad que suele no solo invisibilizar, sino también estigmatizar a quienes encuentran en los desechos una oportunidad de vida.Conversamos sobre cómo la viralidad digital se transformó en una infraestructura real de cambio: una plataforma que hoy visibiliza el trabajo de más de 50.000 familias recicladoras en Colombia y una ONG a través de la cual financia herramientas de seguridad, formalización laboral, vehículos eléctricos y hasta recreación para dignificar la vida de las y los recicladores de oficio. Desde su rol como embajadora ambiental hasta el lanzamiento de su nuevo libro ilustrado, Sara nos demuestra que para proteger el planeta no se necesitan teorías complejas, sino voluntad y, sobre todo, una profunda empatía.

Brian Requarth is Founder and General Partner at Latitud — a Silicon Valley-based venture fund and platform that leads pre-seed checks into the top 1% of Latin American founders building global companies. Brian previously co-founded VivaReal, which merged with ZAP Imóveis in 2017 to form Grupo ZAP — later acquired by OLX Brazil for approximately $640M in 2020. Latitud's fellowship has accepted just 1% of 1,500+ annual applicants — harder than the Ivy League — and its 1,000+ alumni have collectively raised over $1B in venture capital. Portfolio companies include Pomelo, StarkBank, and Hyperplane (acquired by Nubank).In this episode, Brian shares why the share of LatAm founders building globally from day one has jumped from 3% to 46% in five years, and what's actually driving the shift. We cover what Founders Fund, Benchmark, Sequoia, Index, and Green Oaks are now underwriting in LatAm — and why the bet is increasingly on the founder profile, not the market, what Brian calls "minus one to zero" investing (versus Thiel's zero-to-one) and why Latitud writes checks before there's even a deck, the ELO-style algorithmic scoring system Latitud built — inspired by chess and tennis ratings — to filter 1,500 applications down to 50, why velocity of learning is the single most important variable he looks for in a founder, and why "if I get to move twice for every one of your moves, I can beat a grandmaster," the anatomy of a great early-stage fundraising round — sharpening the ax, calendar density, signal collection from named angels, and reverse-engineering investor psychology, why "síndrome de vira-lata" (the underdog mindset) is the biggest internal blocker for LatAm founders and how Bay Area exposure rewires it, the new wave of LatAm founders Brian is most excited about — including Mateus at Enter AI, Felipe and Yuri at Camu, and Thais at Taste building taste infrastructure for the AI labs, why Latitud built its entire community on a give-first mentality — starting with 150 Zoom calls during COVID and the $300K Facebook message that once saved VivaReal, why he believes the AI super cycle plus the mindset shift is the most important convergence in LatAm tech right now, and the one piece of advice he would pass to the next generation of Latin American founders.Subscribe to The J Curve Insider newsletter for deeper insights and follow Olga on LinkedIn and Instagram.

¡Aquí va!El episodio 120 llegó con datos que incomodan y verdades que nadie quiere decir en voz alta.Arrancamos con el tema que más horas mentales le está consumiendo a Lucas: la guerra de tokens. DeepSeek, el modelo open source chino, cuesta 40 veces menos que Anthropic para hacer inferencia con el 94% del mismo resultado. Meta, Uber y Walmart ya están limitando el uso de AI de sus empleados. Y por primera vez en la historia, los modelos chinos usan más tokens globalmente que los occidentales. La pregunta que nadie puede responder todavía es cómo van a ganar plata Anthropic y OpenAI cuando salen a bolsa si sus costos de inferencia son insostenibles a escala.Después Cristóbal nos trae un resumen de 145 slides del reporte de Carta 2025, el más completo del ecosistema de startups. Los datos más llamativos: el 35% de los founders son hoy solo founders, el doble que hace 10 años. El primer hire tarda en promedio 500 días. El 92% de las rondas se hacen con SAFE. Y en Serie B los founders se quedan apenas con el 25% de la compañía entre todos. Los números hablan solos.Luego viene una historia que parece de película: Plata, el neobanco mexicano fundado por los rusos de Tinkoff después de que la guerra con Ucrania los sacara del sistema Swift. El CEO oficial es italiano, el CEO real está en su megayate, consiguieron licencia bancaria en 6 meses cuando Nubank tardó 4 años y ofrecen 10% de cashback. Nadie entiende cómo es sostenible. Y sin embargo está creciendo.También respondemos la pregunta de si el foodtech tiene casos de éxito. La respuesta es sí, pero casi nadie los conoce: Gruns vendido a Unilever por 1.2 billones, Poppy vendido a PepsiCo por casi 2 billones, 7Foods vendido a Pepsi por 1.2 billones y Legendary Foods, la obsesión personal de Lucas, que hace comida chatarra proteica que no sube el azúcar. Cristóbal identifica los tres segmentos donde siempre hay compradores: bebidas alcohólicas, maquillaje y alimentos funcionales.Cerramos con el tema más esperado por la audiencia: los unicornios zombies de LatAm. Loft, Quinto Andar, Tienda Nube, NotCo, Clip y otros. Cuáles tienen chance de sobrevivir, cuáles están muriendo en silencio y por qué es casi imposible saberlo desde afuera si no tenés acceso a los números reales.

El Niño is back, and *Cloud 9fin'*s LatAm and CEEMEA editors see credit risks spreading across energy, agriculture and sovereign balance sheets.Deputy LevFin Editor Sasha Padbidri speaks with LatAm Editor Xochitl Herrera and CEEMEA Editor Dan Alderson on how worsening weather shocks are feeding into leveraged credit and emerging market risk.In Colombia, drought could cut hydropower output just as gas production falls, forcing more imports while Canacol works through a Canadian restructuring process. Xochitl also flags Mexico's exposure to Henry Hub through gas imports, Chilean utilities' hydropower upside, and Brazil's soybean and corn vulnerability.Dan breaks down Africa's uneven El Niño effects, from Southern African drought to East African flooding, against a backdrop of food, fuel and fertilizer disruption.Here's a summary of the 9fin articles mentioned in the podcast:Africa vs Godzilla El Niño — Key battle lines for credit in 2026/27Colombia braces for perfect storm as El Niño looms over gas crisisFEMSA, KOF and Alsea may benefit from El Niño effectEl Niño could lift Chile utilities, but less than last timeBrazil climate whiplash could put key credits to the testHouston, we have a solution — How space data centers could be debt's next frontierHurricane Helene hits southeastern US borrowersHurricane Beryl shakes up Texas borrowers$98bn in AI projects disrupted by mounting environmental and labor risksResistance is fertile — Iran war's impact on agriculture and CPIHave any feedback for us? Send us a note at podcast@9fin.com. Thanks for listening!

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Karla Traconis dirige el 65% del negocio de BIC en México y Ecuador. En este episodio: cómo colecciones limitadas de fútbol y cultura mexicana generaron rotación sin campaña masiva, por qué un dato sin narrativa no mueve decisiones en el C-suite, y qué cambió en su liderazgo después de 10 días en silencio absoluto._________________________________________________________________________CMO Latam es el podcast de Naranja Media donde Daniela Arias conversa con los líderes de marketing de las empresas más relevantes de Latinoamérica: estrategia digital, liderazgo empresarial, brand marketing y las decisiones reales que construyen marcas desde adentro.

Brian Samson knows a harsh truth about the current American economy: if you run a service business right now, the math is brutal. Labor is incredibly expensive, turnover is high, and finding reliable operators can feel like a full-time job.But Brian has a cheat code. After years of running talent acquisition for hyper-growth, VC-funded tech startups in Silicon Valley, Brian took his high-level recruiting playbook and applied it to a local locksmith and cleaning company in Hawaii. The result? He completely revolutionized his hiring process by tapping into the nearshore talent pool in Latin America. Today, Brian runs Plug Tech—a nearshore staffing agency pushing $8M in ARR—and he is pulling back the curtain on how small business owners can leverage global talent to generate massive ROI.If you are struggling to scale because you are drowning in admin work, scheduling, or operations, this episode will completely rewrite how you think about building your team.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The VA vs. EA Paradigm Shift: Why you should stop hiring Virtual Assistants to do simple "tasks" and start hiring nearshore Executive Assistants who anticipate problems and drive strategy.Latin America vs. Asia: The cultural and operational differences between offshoring to places like the Philippines (process-driven) versus nearshoring to LatAm (spontaneous and creative problem-solvers).The Price-to-Value Arbitrage: Why paying a top-tier nearshore employee $1,500/month or an AI engineer is actually a massive bargain that can generate seven figures of value for your company.The $100 Interview Test: Brian's foolproof, paid-test framework to filter out bad hires, test real-world skills, and guarantee you're bringing on an "A-Player."Tags: Hiring, Entrepreneurship, Business scaling, Service & ConsultingResources:Grow your business today: https://links.upflip.com/the-business-startup-and-growth-blueprint-podcastFollow Our Second Channel Here: https://next.upflip.com/spotify Connect with Brian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briansamson

Bernardo Brites breaks down why the Brazilian real is uniquely positioned for a stablecoin, why being pro-banking rather than anti-banking is the only path to the next hundreds of millions of stablecoin users, and how Trace processed $10B of payment volume on just $4M in seed capital before closing a $32M Series A.Bernardo Brites is Co-Founder of Trace Finance, a cross-border payments and stablecoin infrastructure platform for companies in Brazil, LatAm, and beyond.The Rollup is where the leaders of digital assets and finance converge. Live from the financial capital of the world.Timestamps00:00 Intro01:27 Ten Years In Crypto05:22 Brazil Cross-Border Is Here08:35 Brazil's Toughest Regulated Market10:37 $32M Series A Breakdown13:34 $10B On $4M Raised17:05 Compliance Shouldn't Be Bottleneck22:06 BRL Stablecoin Unique Case24:14 Singapore Best Cross-Border Hub26:08 Regulated Both Sides WinsGuest Socials:Bernardo Brites Socials: https://x.com/bebritesTrace Finance Socials: https://x.com/FinanceTraceTrace Finance Website: https://www.tracefinance.com/Partners:Better than Banks. Transparent capital efficiency earning the highest yields in DeFi. Learn more here: https://infinifi.xyz/---Dinari - Over 230 1:1 backed tokenized stocks, ETFs & more with dividends. US-based SEC transfer agent. Available on 5+ chains & via API. https://dinari.com/---Relay is the fastest and most reliable way to swap any token on any chain. Learn more here: https://relay.link/bridge---Zama is an open source cryptography company that builds state-of-the-art Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) solutions for blockchain.Learn more here: https://www.zama.org/---Trezor is the creator of the first-ever hardware wallet. Securing crypto for 2M+ users worldwide. 100% open source. Learn more here: https://affil.trezor.io/aff_c?offer_i...---

In this episode of the Tech M&A Podcast, we chat with Luis Landgrave, co-founder of Algebraix, an edtech and fintech company serving private schools across Latin America, with a primary focus on Mexico. Over nearly two decades, Luis helped build Algebraix into a school management platform with an integrated fintech arm that processes tuition and payments on behalf of schools — momentum that ultimately led to a successful sale through Corum after years of inbound interest from investors and acquirers. Luis shares how a Corum seminar in Mexico City planted the seed nearly a decade before he was ready to sell, and how an early deal that fell through made the second, advisor-led process far smoother. He offers candid advice on the demands of financial due diligence, the importance of getting your reporting in order before going to market, and the emotional discipline required when deal terms shift mid-negotiation. He also reflects on the realities of post-exit life — from deferred payments and multi-year earnouts to the reduced control and renegotiation that can come with a two-year transition. Takeaways Plant the seed early: A Corum seminar in Mexico City sparked the idea nearly a decade before Luis was ready to sell — selling was always the goal, never a legacy to pass down. The turning point can be a business-model shift: Adding payment processing around 2017–2018 accelerated revenue and made the company far more attractive to buyers. A first attempt that falls through still teaches you: A 2021 approach from a Brazilian acquirer didn't close, but it made the second, Corum-run process much smoother. A competitive process improves terms: Even with just one official offer, having other interested buyers in play tightened the LOI and held due diligence to a 90-day timeline. Due diligence is the heavy lift: For founders who are engineers rather than finance experts, producing the reports that PE-background buyers demanded was the most taxing part. Get your numbers in order first: The more prepared your reporting and financials, the less pressure and rework once offers start coming in. Align with your partner and stay centered: Selling is an emotional rollercoaster as terms move on and off the table — shared objectives keep you steady. Plan for the transition: A two-year earnout means deferred payments, reduced control, and even some renegotiation — know what you're signing up for. Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction: Luis Landgrave and Algebraix 00:44 – An edtech + fintech platform for private schools in Mexico 01:01 – First learning about Corum: a seminar in Mexico City 01:58 – The long gap: staying in touch over nearly a decade 02:29 – The turning point: payment processing and faster revenue growth 03:03 – A 2021 approach from a Brazilian acquirer — and why it didn't close 03:29 – Round two with Corum: a smoother, time-bound 90-day process 04:33 – The hardest part: due diligence and producing reports 05:26 – Buyer-side negotiation: in-house experience and the Corum advisor 06:03 – Inside the buyer: a startup with a search-fund track record 06:41 – Choosing the acquirer: business-model fit, cross-selling, and timing 08:03 – Advice for LatAm founders: partner alignment and preparation 09:32 – Bringing in local M&A and tax counsel in Mexico City 09:58 – Post-exit life: earnouts, reduced control, and what comes next

Javier Tejado, analista político, nos da su punto de vista en ambos temas.

Presenting Sponsor Thirdzy!  https://thirdzy.com/JAZZYPromotion Code for 15% off: JAZZYSupport Carolyne with the purchase of your CrossFit Games Tickets, Use Code cfgprevost10 at checkoutEveryday we take a break from the busy work day to catch our breath, hang out with friends and talk about the world of Sports, Entertainment and specifically CrossFit. Today we talk about the end of the semifinals, we are coming off the weekend, and LatAM crazy talk.

The world's best showed they were ready to go the distance, with Carissas Moore and Leonardo Fioravanti overcoming the obstacles to claim wins at the Surf City El Salvador Pro Presented by Corona Cero. An unstoppable Carissa Moore now claims back-to-back CT wins in 2026 with a remarkable run through the Surf City El Salvador Pro, culminating in a win over fellow CT veteran and two-time World Champ Tyler Wright. This marks Moore's 30th-career CT victory and first in Central America. The five-time World Champion and Olympic Gold Medalist, Moore, continues to raise the bar for women's power and progression, putting everything into last-minute heroics and excellent showcases. Then the event's most consistent contender, Leonardo Fioravanti, completed his phenomenal surge all the way to a maiden CT victory over Italo Ferreira. Fioravanti's third-career CT Final yielded his long-awaited breakthrough win after posting some of the event's best performances from start to finish, including the event's best single-score of a 9.00 in today's Quarterfinals. Now, Moore moves to World No. 2, as Fioravanti jumps to World No. 3 heading to the VIVO Rio Pro with her family in full support. Plus, sensational runs at Punta Roca earned runner-up finishes for Wright and Ferreira. For Wright, this notes her first CT Final since her last win at Pipeline in 2025, and Ferreira now prepares to surge in home waters with the passion of their country backing him all the way after heroic performances.  The VIVO Rio Pro Presented by Corona Cero is ready to ignite and the world's best are set for the masses of fans on the beaches of Saquarema beginning June 19 through 27. Watch it all LIVE as the World Title race continues to heat up in LATAM. Stay tuned to the VIVO Rio Pro Presented by Corona Cero, June 19 - 27. Stay up to date with the rankings. Get the latest merch at the WSL Store! Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cardano Foundation has partnered with the Brazilian Olympic Committee on a three-year roadmap focused on sports innovation, and this episode breaks down why that matters beyond the headline. Peter walks through the practical use cases being discussed, including digital identity, certification, fan engagement, equipment tracking, and on-chain governance.Rather than treating this as vague adoption theatre, the episode looks at where blockchain may genuinely fit within sporting institutions, especially when legacy systems are fragmented, paper-based, or difficult to audit. It is an early-stage pilot, but it offers a concrete example of how public blockchain infrastructure could be tested in a real-world national organisation.Key Takeaways:- The partnership is framed as a three-year roadmap between Cardano Foundation and the Brazilian Olympic Committee, not a one-off marketing announcement.- The four main areas discussed are identity and certification, fan engagement, equipment tracking, and on-chain governance.- Digital identity is one of the clearest use cases because therapists, facilitators, and staff could carry portable verified credentials across venues and events.- NFT-based fan engagement could enable ticketing, access control, collectibles, and direct on-chain rewards without relying on traditional account systems.- Supply-chain style tracking for sporting equipment could improve visibility, reduce loss, and make logistics easier across multiple locations.- The governance angle is still early, but transparent voting and funding decisions are a natural area for blockchain experimentation inside sporting bodies.- Peter's broader view is that blockchain is often easiest to introduce where processes are still inefficient or only partly digitised.Links & References:- x.com: https://link.learncardano.io/FI3qpg- https://link.learncardano.io/O4QES6- x.com: https://link.learncardano.io/hA8ejv- x.com: https://link.learncardano.io/cHnUwyWebsite: https://link.learncardano.io/bQ68RcX/Twitter: https://link.learncardano.io/3a1QtvDisclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only. Nothing constitutes financial advice.DISCLAIMER: This content is for informational and educational purposes only and is not financial, investment, or legal advice. I am not affiliated with, nor compensated by, the project discussed—no tokens, payments, or incentives received. I do not hold a stake in the project, including private or future allocations. All views are my own, based on public information. Always do your own research and consult a licensed advisor before investing. Crypto investments carry high risk, and past performance is no guarantee of future results. I am not responsible for any decisions you make based on this content.

Welcome to the very first episode of the Rule the Roost World Cup Digest - your 15 minute morning wrap-up of the biggest talking points from across the tournament. On today's 15-minute briefing: Opening Day Reflections: Lovely opening ceremony—unapologetically LATAM and a massive spectacle to get us underway. It is just a shame the referee didn't get the carnival brief, marring the Mexico vs South Africa clash with a terrible performance and red cards aplenty. South Africa looked a bit sluggish, but it was a great moment for Raúl Jiménez - a feel good World Cup story. Poch is Cooking: Mauricio Pochettino has the USA absolutely balling out. In their match against Paraguay (who are absolutely no pushover), they looked exactly like peak 2016/17 Spurs. Well done. Canada's Spursy Vibe: Canada played some brilliant stuff that felt incredibly familiar. Plenty of style but perhaps lacking those killer final balls and ruthless finishers. However, that Cyle Larin goal was undeniably great. South Korea & Sonny: South Korea are playing some fantastic football, but is Son Heung-min starting to look a bit washed? Plus, I lament the fact that Lee Kang-in doesn't want to follow in Son's footsteps and make the move to N17. Brazil vs Morocco Preview: Looking ahead to tonight's massive matchup. After revisiting some classic matches from the 90s and 00s and seeing just how brilliant they were, it begs the question: have the broader tactical changes in modern football been the main reason for Brazil's struggles of late? Scotland's Late Night: It is a shame that the World Cup kick-off times are so late here in Europe, but we are wishing Scotland all the best as they get underway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connected TV advertising is growing fast—but can it actually outperform mobile user acquisition?In this episode of Growth Masterminds, host John Koetsier sits down with Michal Schwartz, Head of Growth at YouAppi, to explore how CTV is evolving from a branding channel into a serious performance marketing platform.Michal shares lessons learned from both the advertiser side at Playtika and the platform side at YouAppi, including where CTV is delivering lower CPIs, reaching audiences mobile campaigns miss, and opening new opportunities for app marketers.They discuss:• When CTV can outperform traditional mobile advertising• Which app categories are seeing the strongest results• Why gaming, fintech, rewards, and travel are embracing CTV• Creative best practices for connected TV campaigns• QR codes, voiceovers, subtitles, and effective calls-to-action• Global opportunities beyond the U.S., including LATAM, Europe, and Japan• Attribution, measurement, and privacy challenges• The rise of CTV retargeting and cross-device marketing• How Amazon, Netflix, Roku, and other streaming platforms are shaping the future of advertising• Why CTV may become a standard performance channel for growth marketersIf you're responsible for app growth, user acquisition, performance marketing, or mobile advertising, this conversation offers a practical look at one of the fastest-growing channels in digital marketing.#CTV #ConnectedTV #GrowthMarketing #UserAcquisition #MobileMarketing #AppMarketing #PerformanceMarketing #AdTech #StreamingTV #YouAppi

EPISODE DESCRIPTION I sat down with Lux, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenPayd, and this conversation genuinely surprised me. Lux started out as an FX trader at JP Morgan , the guy who once typed 'Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme' into a Bloomberg chat , and now he's helping build one of the most quietly impressive fintech infrastructure companies out there. We got into how OpenPayd has grown to over 1,200 institutional clients, processed over $200 billion in volume annually, stayed cash flow positive for five years, and never taken a single round of funding. We talked about why financial institutions are now OpenPayd's fastest growing vertical, what the stablecoin sandwich actually means for cross-border payments, and whether crypto is really dead or just maturing. Lux also shared his contrarian take on why the era of 150% Ethereum weeks is probably behind us , and why that's actually a good sign. If you're in fintech, payments, or crypto infrastructure, this one is worth your time. DISCLAIMERNothing mentioned in this podcast is investment advice and please do your own research. It would mean a lot if you can leave a review of this podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and share this podcast with a friend. Be a guest on the podcast or contact us - https://www.web3pod.xyz/ CONNECT OpenPayd Website: https://www.openpayd.com/OpenPayd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/openpayd/Web3 with Sam Kamani: https://www.web3pod.xyz/ KEY POINTS WITH TIMESTAMPS • [00:06] Sam introduces Lux from OpenPayd , a bootstrapped fintech with 200+ employees and $200B+ annual volume• [01:30] Lux's origin story: FX trader at JP Morgan who called Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme in 2009, then missed it, then got into Ethereum• [03:20] How joining a payments firm opened Lux's eyes to the real problem crypto companies face with banking access• [05:09] The divergence between crypto and stablecoins , and why stablecoin market cap is no longer correlated to Bitcoin price• [06:06] What OpenPayd is built on: providing financial infrastructure to underserved industries and incorporating blockchain into payments rails• [09:35] The Innovator's Dilemma in banking , why incumbents like HSBC still charge 1.7% on FX when the actual spread is near zero• [11:00] How Revolut and Nubank disrupted banking without reinventing the wheel , and what that means for crypto adoption by banks• [13:18] How OpenPayd differentiates: speed, product, tech, licensing, and becoming a one-stop-shop across fiat and blockchain rails• [18:03] The biggest trend at OpenPayd: financial institutions have become the number one vertical in under 15 months, driven by stablecoin adoption• [20:50] Running a bootstrapped company: the nice headache of keeping up with growth while staying compliant across 1,300+ institutional clients• [22:19] Lux's contrarian take: crypto isn't dead , the market has just matured because institutional money behaves differently than retail• [27:19] Why AI investment and geopolitical uncertainty have pulled capital away from crypto , and why that rotation will eventually reverse• [31:05] Lux's biggest challenge as CCO: reducing churn, staying relevant, and keeping one eye on short-term revenue and one on scalable growth• [32:49] OpenPayd's 2-3 year roadmap: US expansion later this year, then Latam and Asia , building both sides of the stablecoin sandwich• [34:41] On fundraising: profitable for five years, no need to raise, but never ruling it out

SpaceX se prepara para salir a bolsa, Claude acaba de tronar a ChatGPT y los IPOs de 2026 están moviendo capital que la mayoría no está viendo.Carlos Muñoz lo analiza todo sin filtros — más la apuesta que está haciendo ahora mismo, la explosión del cohete de Jeff Bezos, el estudio de Altindex y por qué tu marca personal es el activo más subestimado del año.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Hoje recebemos Gleiber Morato, engenheiro e executivo que enfrentou um dos maiores desafios do mundo corporativo: fazer operações gigantescas funcionarem melhor, mais rápido e com mais segurança. Com mais de duas décadas de experiência em empresas como TAM, LATAM e TV Globo, Gleiber liderou transformações que envolveram cadeias globais de suprimentos, equipes de até 1.500 pessoas e projetos que geraram ganhos expressivos de produtividade e eficiência. Falamos sobre liderança em ambientes de alta pressão, gestão de mudanças, cultura organizacional, excelência operacional e o desafio de desenvolver pessoas enquanto se entregam resultados. Uma conversa rica para quem lidera, empreende ou busca construir organizações mais eficientes e humanas. Até espaço pra Big Brother Brasil teve...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.