Podcasts about venture builder

Francisco Salvatelli é Partner Brasil da GRIDX, uma Venture Builder com foco de transformar ciência em impacto. Com mais de 15 anos de experiência na agricultura brasileira e argentina, Francisco é responsável por liderar o desenvolvimento de novos modelos de base científica para atender às necessidades fundamentais das gerações futuras na produção de alimentos, no meio ambiente e na saúde humana.

Manoj Govindan, a Venture Leader with a 30-year career, takes us through his transformative path from engineering to becoming a strategic force in business and innovation. Manoj reflects on his early influences, particularly his upbringing in India, where he was steered into engineering despite his passion for politics and policy. His journey led him to the U.S., where he embraced his true identity and transitioned from technical roles to business analysis and consultancy. Early in his career, while working in sales, he learned the power of networking—understanding that building genuine connections and relationships was key to creating opportunities and driving change. At each stage, Manoj deepened his self-awareness, continuously building upon his experiences to refine his approach to leadership and innovation. He defines a Catalyst as someone who identifies and creates mutual value, emphasizing the importance of connection over simple networking. Through his involvement with the Catalyst Leadership Trust, Manoj's understanding of being a Catalyst evolved, recognizing the role of scaling personal development to help others maximize their potential. Manoj also discusses the challenges of navigating hubris and risk aversion within large organizations. He explains how these challenges can impede innovation, particularly when risk aversion is linked to political agendas. To overcome these obstacles, he leverages strategic partnerships and ensures the right mix of talent to drive successful innovation. The conversation concludes with Manoj expressing admiration for his father, whom he considers his favorite Catalyst. He hints at the three biggest lessons learned from his father, leaving listeners intrigued. Original music by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lynz Floren⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Conocemos cómo funciona el Venture Builder y sus técnicas para potenciar nuevas ideas de negocio con Miguel Planas, CEO de Iris Venture Builder.

Mark Jacobstein is a renowned figure in the gaming and tech universe, with three decades of experience building and leading companies at the forefront of new technologies.Having transitioned from a successful career as a Game Executive to becoming a Venture Builder, Mark offers a unique perspective on innovation and leadership. Listen as we explore his journey from the gaming world to venture building and the lessons he's learned along the way.

77 Prozent Umsatzwachstum in einem Jahr: Was steckt hinter dem Erfolgsrezept der MVP Factory? Wie gelingt es dem Digital Product und Venture Builder, Unternehmen bei der digitalen Transformation zu unterstützen und dabei echten Mehrwert zu schaffen? Und welche Trends prägen aktuell die digitale Innovationslandschaft? Philipp Petrescu, Co-Founder der MVP Factory, teilt seine Erfahrungen als Serial Entrepreneur und Innovationsexperte. Er erzählt von seinen Anfängen als 15-jähriger Unternehmer, seiner prägenden Zeit bei Rocket Internet, der Gründung des Fintechs Lendico und dem Zusammenschluss mit dem amerikanischen IT & Software-Spezialisten Ness. Anhand konkreter Use Cases zeigt er die Bandbreite der Tätigkeitsfelder von MVP Factory sowie der Branchen auf, mit denen sie zusammenarbeiten: Von der Modernisierung einer veralteten Lernsoftware für einen Medizinverlag bis hin zum Aufbau komplett neuer Geschäftsfelder für Konzerne wie DB Schenker. Besonders spannend: Er gibt Einblicke, wie die MVP Factory Unternehmen dabei hilft, generative KI zur Prozessoptimierung einzusetzen – ein Trend, der die Geschäftswelt aktuell revolutioniert. Ein aufschlussreiches Gespräch über digitale Innovation, Unternehmertum und die Zukunft der Geschäftswelt.

Join us on this groundbreaking episode of "The Insiders' Guide to Energy," where we delve into the cutting-edge world of nuclear fusion energy with two remarkable guests. David Cohen-Tanugi, a Venture Builder for Clean Energy at MIT, and Richard Pearson, Chief Innovator and UK Director at Kyoto Fusioneering, come together to discuss the transformative potential and current advancements in fusion technology.David, from MIT's Proto Ventures sheds light on how fusion energy, long considered a scientific curiosity, is now transitioning towards viable commercial applications. His work at MIT involves bridging innovative research with real-world energy solutions, aiming to create startups that could revolutionize our energy systems. The conversation explores how MIT is nurturing ventures that address critical gaps in the fusion supply chain and technology ecosystem.On the other hand, Richard from Kyoto Fusioneering brings a practical perspective from the industry frontline, focusing on the engineering challenges and system-level innovations necessary for fusion energy. His insights on the role of Kyoto Fusioneering in developing technologies that support the fusion process highlight the collaborative efforts needed to make fusion a reality.Throughout the discussion, both guests discuss the collaborative report they've contributed to, which serves as a guide for entrepreneurs and investors interested in fusion energy. This report outlines the vast opportunities in the burgeoning fusion industry, emphasizing the need for a robust ecosystem of technologies and services to support fusion's commercial viability.This episode is not just a technical discussion but a visionary exploration of how fusion energy could become a cornerstone of our sustainable energy future. Whether you're an energy professional, an investor, or simply a science enthusiast, this conversation will provide valuable insights into the exciting developments that might soon power our world.Tune in to learn more about the future of energy on InsidersGuideToEnergy.com

Andrew Parfery, programme manager at the Venture Builder incubator at the University of Edinburgh, discusses the new device that could mean the end of ‘uncomfortable' smear tests.Vittorio Tantucci, senior lecturer in linguistics at Lancaster University, explains the findings of his study which has shown that British people are increasingly copying each other's speaking style, but there's a clear divide amongst social classes. Also in this episode:Ready for Wimbledon? Here's the new generative AI IBM is rolling out for the tournament Scientists make rhino horns made 'radioactive' to tackle poachingApple issues 'massive' warning about Google Chrome to all 1.46 billion iPhone usersFollow us on X or on Threads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este episodio, hablamos con Christian Rodríguez, Chairman de Mutter Ventures, el primer Venture Builder en cotizar en la bolsa francesa, junto a Alex Granados, de Product Hackers.Con Christian, analizamos cómo han cambiado las habilidades de un emprendedor a día de hoy, todo lo que aporta la IA en Startups, cómo están cambiando Mutter Ventures el modelo de Venture Builder y cómo es el proceso de búsqueda de oportunidades para crear Startups.Además, hablamos de las razones por las que salir a bolsa como empresa y los aprendizajes de Christian en la época de ByHours.NOSOTROS

In deze aflevering gaan we in gesprek met Tony van der Zanden, die ons meeneemt op zijn levensreis vol met zowel professionele als persoonlijke lessen. Tony vertelt over zijn ervaringen als jonge directeur van een Venture Builder en hoe hij leiding gaf aan zijn bedrijf in onzichtbare beugels dat succesvolle investeringsrondes doorliep voordat hij zijn aandelen verkocht en besloot zonder voorbereiding een fietsreis naar Istanbul te maken. Ook hebben we het over zijn aanstaande trektocht van 3000 km door Nieuw-Zeeland met zijn vriendin. Deze avontuurlijke geest in combinatie met Tony's diepe interesse in introspectie en persoonlijke ontwikkeling is waarom ik hem graag sprak in deze podcast. Luister mee en leer meer over hoe belangrijk het is om in lijn met je kernwaarden te leven en hoe je hier praktisch gezien ook mee kan beginnen. In Search of Purpose, is de podcast die luisteraars één stap dichter bij het vinden van hun purpose brengt door middel van diepgaande en pure gesprekken met inspirerende mensen over hun levenslessen, persoonlijke groei, en zoektocht naar purpose. Van startende ondernemers, tot succesvolle serial entrepreneurs, van kunstenaars tot management consultants, van boswachters tot advocaten, ze komen allemaal aan bod.Host: Michel BreeuwerAlle vragen, feedback, en suggesties voor gasten zijn welkom: info@insearchofpurpose.nl IG: https://www.instagram.com/insearchofpurpose.podcast/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC010VPsh1DIXq20KLLdQ4DQ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michel-breeuwer-21b52944/  Hoofdstukken: 00:00 - Intro 3:33 - Levensreis17:00 - Purpose 40:30 Levensles44:30 - Reflectie VaasVolg Tony zijn hike van 3000 km in Nieuw-Zeeland via IG: noodlesandblisters - https://www.instagram.com/noodlesandblisters?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== 

Bienvenue dans notre Podcast Private EquiTEA ! Dans cet épisode, nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Aurore Lanchart, Investment Director chez OSS Ventures. Aurore nous plonge dans l'univers du Private Equity et nous dévoile les coulisses de son travail au sein de ce start-up studio axé sur le manufacturing. Aurore partage également son expertise en détaillant le fonctionnement du Venture Builder, la stratégie data d'OSS Ventures et l'importance du logiciel dans le secteur manufacturing. L'occasion également de nous partager ses perspectives sur l'avenir du Private Equity et les défis qui se présentent à cette industrie. Plongez-vous dans cet épisode pour une conversation captivante sur le Venture Builder et l'importance de la data.00:00 Renan : expert manufacturing, investment, réseau industriel.04:32 Exploration de sujets, sélection, construction et financement.08:43 Production industrielle dans divers domaines, parcours expériences.12:24 Implication continue dans les start-up financées.15:33 La frugalité stimule l'innovation et évite l'échec.17:14 Chance exceptionnelle d'ouvrir 15 portes sur projets variés.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Kelly Price, the visionary founder and CEO of Agreed Earth, as we delve into the groundbreaking work her company is doing in the realm of sustainable nitrogen management. With a rich background that spans from pharmaceuticals to climate-tech innovation, Kelly shares her journey of pivoting towards creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural sector. Agreed Earth is at the forefront of climate technology, utilising advanced AI analytics and satellite data to monitor nitrogen flows on farms. This innovative approach not only aims to reduce nitrogen waste and pollution but also supports non-farm businesses impacted by agricultural supply chains. In the main conversation due to be released on Friday 1st March, Kelly discusses the importance of nitrogen in farming, the challenges of current agricultural practices, and how Agreed Earth's technology is making a difference. Kelly's insights into the intersection of technology, sustainability, and agriculture offer a fresh perspective on tackling climate change. From her participation in the Carbon 13 Venture Builder program to her leadership at Agreed Earth, Kelly's story is one of inspiration and hope for a more sustainable future. Whether you're passionate about climate change, interested in agricultural technology, or simply curious about the future of sustainable farming, this conversation with Kelly Price is not to be missed.  "...nobody is paying the cost of the food that's wrecking the Amazon so we can grow some more soybeans so that we can feed our chickens..." "...you can't get away from it...if you don't have a healthy planet you're not going to have healthy people..." "...it's not just nitrogen that gets into the waterways from farms, diffuse pollution from farmland is one of the biggest polluters of our waterways. And we've got nitrogen. You've got all those pesticides, killing chemicals that we talked about and you've got phosphorus..."   REFERENCES: Website: https://www.agreed.earth Linkedin Profile:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellyelizabethprice   ******** Conversations on Climate is a podcast produced by United Renewables. This episode is brought to you in association with LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL. We bring together the best minds from academia and business, to offer their experience and expertise in the face of climate change –from game theorists to corporate diplomats, and oil industry veterans to micro-algae entrepreneurs.  For more top-quality interviews with our incredible guests, subscribe to our YouTube channel or follow us on Twitter. We'd love to have you join us! Don't forget to share with your colleagues, friends, and family. We would love to hear your opinions and feedback, so please leave your comments on our platforms. We talk about how the scope of the challenge before us is beyond that of any one individual or any one solution. We listen to thinkers, researchers, policymakers, and business leaders. They discuss a diversity of ideas and solutions to global climate and environmental issues and why they matter.   Season 3 is presented by Chris Caldwell and produced by UNITED RENEWABLES.   Tune into both the video and audio versions of this podcast NOW: https://www.unitedrenewables.co.uk/podcast   Please visit our YouTube channel, where all of our Conversations are available for you to enjoy. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HERE: https://bit.ly/3GZpd7R  and ring the notification bell   Join us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3MnhuSf  Join us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3Q5UKcj  Join us on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3tFEnK3    #leadership #organisationalbehaviour #climate #renewableenergy #conversationsonclimate #londonbusinessschool

We're coming back to our favourite topic - how do we get innovative ideas off the ground and into the market for exploitation by the frontline. In past episodes we've discussed the ‘Valley of Death' and the challenge described in the book ‘Crossing the Chasm'.This episode we speak to Owen Thompson, who deals with this every day in his role as CEO at Cambridge Future Tech - a Venture Builder that works with deep-tech startups across diverse markets. Owen has had two successful careers to date: Firstly as a Typhoon pilot for the Royal Air Force and then appointed to senior positions in a leading defence prime when he left the forces.. So he brings a unique perspective for defence centric technologies.The capital markets for startups have historically been slightly allergic to funding defence startups, but with the realisation that sustainability is closely related to security, attitudes are changing. We see this with investments in companies like Palantir and Anduril which have the potential to create huge change in the Defence industry.In what becomes a wide ranging discussion, Owen talks about his experience with new technology startups trying to make a difference in Defence, how they met these challenges and potential routes for funding and getting innovation to the users through the commercial maze that government procurement often is.Hosts:Tom Constable: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-constable/ Colin Hillier: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinhillier/Guests:Owen Thompson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/o-thompson/Links:Website: https://www.warfighterpodcast.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/warfighter-digital/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkgiH-cwmyc2I2Iyc8MLYtgTwitter: https://twitter.com/WarfighterPodEpisode Sponsor: Babcock InternationalBabcock has always operated hand in hand with our customers because their mission is our mission. Our people support the British Army by contributing to front-line support, delivering the capability they need, available to them wherever, whenever and however they need it. We ensure the British Army can focus on their missions safely by supporting their vehicles, both armoured and white fleet with skilled engineers and capability backed by long-term through-life engineering expertise.We enable our defence and emergency services customers to do their job with our technical training programmes. We combine deep understanding and long-term commitment with constructive challenge. An embedded partner, focussed on outcomes. Globally, new defence and resilience equipment programmes and asset modernisation programmes are seeing a resurgence. Training personnel is a critical component to support these programmes.Whether it's applying engineering excellence or the latest technology, we combine our expertise with a practical mindset. Alongside our deep engineering experience, digital and data technologies will allow us to better understand, predict and enhance the performance of the assets we manage, make better...

This week's guest shares his career path from military, to a large corporate, to building a startup that supports …start-ups.Owen Thompson, CEO and co-founder talks about Cambridge Future Tech's ethos and how they support technical founders to grow from the pre-ideation phase, commercialise and support the business set-up.Produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, our host, Anthony Sapountzis, is joined by Youssef Jalloul, a seasoned Tech Entrepreneur, Venture Builder, and a Mentor. Tune in to this episode as Youssef takes us on a captivating journey through his diverse entrepreneurial experiences – from founding hydroponics farms to navigating the complexities of the tech industry. Youssef also shares valuable insights and reflections on the Lebanese financial crisis and unveils his latest venture, "Actively," a groundbreaking approach to air travel and activity planning in the web3 era. Get ready for a narrative filled with innovation, resilience, and a wealth of wisdom for startup founders. Youssef's journey unfolds as a dynamic narrative of entrepreneurial ventures and technological innovation. From founding hydroponics farms during university to navigating the challenges of the tech industry, he shares a diverse array of experiences. Youssef's journey encompasses social projects, a tech company in Abu Dhabi, and diverse investments, including medical systems, e-learning, and e-commerce platforms. The interview delves into the complexities of the Lebanese financial crisis, the establishment of an innovative accelerator, and its unfortunate closure due to economic challenges. The discussion seamlessly transitions to Youssef's relocation to Sydney amid the COVID-19 pandemic, narrating the two-year process to ensure stability for his family. Youssef's focus on self-discovery in the past year and a half culminates in his exploration of new opportunities, particularly in the realm of web3 technology. This exploration leads to the introduction of "Actively," a groundbreaking air travel and activity planner that utilizes AI and QR codes to bridge the gap between traditional and modern practices, emphasizing sustainability and personalized user experiences. The narrative takes an introspective turn as Youssef reflects on his entry into the tech industry through his parents' development company. The journey involves an award-winning Arabic reading and writing software, its evolution into a web platform, and the impactful effort to address literacy gaps in the Middle East. Youssef's insights for startup founders become a focal point, emphasizing the "build fast, fail faster" mindset, the significance of experiments before substantial investment, and the critical role of a diverse and collaborative team. The interview concludes with Youssef's current endeavors, including the pursuit of pilots for his innovative projects and the imminent launch of YJ Ventures. This platform aims to combine a venture builder with a scale-up program, showcasing Youssef's passion for guiding founders, navigating the challenges of convincing clients to embrace change, and leveraging the supportive startup ecosystem in Australia.

Hoy descubrimos de primera mano la experiencia de crear un Venture Builder e impulsar startups desde la concepción de la idea hasta la rentabilidad, con Christian Rodríguez de Mutter Ventures. Christian también es el fundador de ByHours, empresa líder en el nicho de la microestancia hotelera, pero la historia que hoy nos viene a contar es la de su actual empresa. Con Mutter, Christian y su equipo buscan oportunidades innovadoras, las testean, las validan, las financian y arrancan los proyectos con un CEO externo al mando.

En este episodio hablamos con Adrián Heredia, fundador y CEO de Byld, un Corporate Venture Builder que trabaja en construir nuevos negocios y oportunidades para grandes empresas como Coca-Cola, Ferrovial, Porsche, etc.Con Adrián hablamos de su trayectoria, qué hace un Corporate Venture Builder, la financiación y dinámicas de los proyectos, la metodología de Byld para investigar mercados y validar negocios y de los economics para tener un buen ROI con este modelo.También analizamos el futuro del crecimiento de Byld y los próximos años de los Corporates respecto a crear Startups.NOSOTROS

Gli investimenti sono una questione di gusti. In base al nostro grado di appetibilitá al rischio ognuno di noi sceglierà un tipo di investimento diverso. In questo episodio parliamo di come trovare il livello di rischio che fa al caso nostro e come comporre un portfolio che lo rispecchi, anche grazie ai consigli di Davide Marelli, Venture Builder e Co-fondatore di Pillole di Economia. Scrivici su 2cent.ita@gmail.com

If you keep up to date with the latest technology news, you know that the momentum and investment has shifted from Asia to the Middle East. But gone are the days where countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE just import technology and talent - the new trend across the Middle East is how to create a home-grown technology startup ecosystem - and this is what we are going to cover in today's podcast.  Let's face it - money is not going to be an issue - but as we have seen from other countries, just throwing money at the startup ecosystem is no guarantee that it will be successful.  To help us go through this topic, we are joined by the Partner & Co-Founder of SparkLabs Group, Bernard Moon. SparkLabs has made a name for itself by launching accelerators and VC funds in Asia, Australia and the US, but now they are entering the Middle East market, so let's see what has drawn SparkLabs to that region - and what Bernard thinks will be the critical success factors to making sure they get a return on their investments.  Show Notes: 00:00 Intro to Bernard Moon and SparkLabs Group 02:30 SparkLabs new accelerator programs in Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi 06:00 How does SparkLabs plan to find the “best of the best” startups in the Middle East 08:45 Do you see any similarities between the Middle East markets and other countries where you have had success with your accelerators (e.g. Korea, Taiwan)? And are there any specific opportunities and / or risks compared to the other markets you operate in?  14:30 What are the critical success factors for the Middle East markets to develop a home grown startup ecosystem? And what is the role of academia in creating this? 20:30 What does SparkLabs look for in startups that they want to invest in? And are there any red flags that you watch out for? 24:00 What will it take for SparkLabs to view their entry into the Middle East accelerator market a success? 26:00 What can countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE learn from other markets, like Singapore, that haven't made the most of their investment / funding of their local startup ecosystem? 30:00 Why are startups keen to be involved with SparkLabs versus the many other accelerator programs in the market? 33:00 Last week, SparkLabs listed it's USD 100m SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) on Nasdaq. Can you give us an overview of how this came about and what your strategy for the SPAC is? More information on SparkLabs can be found here: Contact Bernard directly: bernard@sparklabsglobal.com  SparkLabs Saudi Arabia SparkLabs Korea SparkLabs Taiwan SparkLabs Cultiv8 SparkLabs Group  

Investire è più facile se lo si fa per un motivo importante. Forse state pianificando di fare un viaggio, acquistare una macchina o comprare una casa. Stabilendo un obiettivo come questi ci aiuta a mantenere la rotta per quanto riguarda i nostri investimenti. In questo episodio parliamo di come stabilire dei traguardi finanziari, anche grazie ai consigli di Davide Marelli, Venture Builder e Co-fondatore di Pillole di Economia Scrivici su 2cent.ita@gmail.com

Convidamos para uma conversa super interessante sobre a jornada empreendedora, o universo das startups, e o papel fundamental desempenhado pelas Venture Builders na análise de projetos e na avaliação dos protagonistas por trás das ideias, dois renomados especialistas neste campo: Maykon Marcos, CEO do SB Group e fundador do SBHub, e Wagner Giovani, CEO do SBHub. Abordamos uma variedade de tópicos, que vão desde as limitações do nosso sistema educacional atual, que muitas vezes deixa de ensinar as habilidades cruciais necessárias para se tornar um empreendedor, até a crescente importância do mercado de startups e a necessidade de acompanhar de perto a evolução da tecnologia e da inovação. Além disso, exploramos o conceito inovador do Venture Builder 4.0 e como a influência da linguagem e da narrativa desempenham um papel fundamental na formação da autoimagem e na crença no potencial de cada indivíduo.

#70. Lucas DiPietrantonio and Jackson Corey, co-founders of Darkroom, join the podcast. DiPietrantonio and Corey discuss their three-year roadmap, which includes building their own educational resource, Darkroom University. They also delve into their unique perspective as entrepreneurs and investors, their focus on customer satisfaction and bottom-line results, and their proprietary framework for assessing and diagnosing businesses' growth challenges. They stress the need for long-term partnerships and the importance of a strong product-market fit and continuous improvement.Darkroom Links: https://www.darkroomagency.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcorey/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasdipietrantonio/Startup Savant Links: https://startupsavant.com/podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@StartupSavantPodcast/https://www.instagram.com/startupsavantpodcast/https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-savant/

A Deep Dive into Finding Product Market Fit with Sean Sheppard, Venture Capitalist and Managing Partner at Corporate Venture Builder U+. Are you an early-stage startup struggling to attract investors and find product-market fit? Do you ever wonder what you might be missing when it comes to presenting to VCs? Well, we recently spoke with the brilliant mind that is Sean, and he dropped some major knowledge bombs on the subject. Sean is a savvy serial entrepreneur, who knows how to make a business boom! With three successful exits and a background in Venture Capital, Sean is the Managing Partner at Corporate Venture Builder U+. For over 30 years, Sean has been bringing new products to market as a five-times sales founder. With his extensive experience and expertise, he helps startups find their footing in the industry and develop predictable revenue models. It's no wonder Sean has been recognized as one of the Top Sales Influencers You Should Be Following on social media. Transparency is the Key in Entrepreneurial Ventures You know that feeling when someone isn't being totally honest with you? Well, that's exactly what gets VC investors like our speaker here worried. In our conversation with Sean, he pointed out that most young start-ups often lack honesty when presenting to VCs. And that's a big issue because finding product market fit is a tough journey. “...tell me what you don't know and how you're going to find out; to be a learner at all instead of a know-it-all and have that growth mindset...embrace ambiguity. Replace the word rejection in your vocabulary with feedback, and you see feedback as a gift...” ---Sean Sheppard It's not just about what entrepreneurs are holding back from investors; it's about their attitude towards learning and growth. Building a successful startup isn't just about having a great idea or cool technology... It's about understanding the problem you're trying to solve, and the people you're trying to solve it for. Balancing Immediate Gains with Long-Term Strategy One of the pressing topics about market strategy is the difference in mindset between those who prioritize short-term gains and those with a strategic understanding of technology companies. Sean explains why Wall Street guys tend to prioritize quarterly earnings... While those with a strategic understanding of technology companies can see the bigger picture. Adobe's acquisition of Figma is an example. Sean emphasizes the importance and the need to adapt between generational demographics and to own relationships with customers to stay on top in the long run “...if you don't adapt, you are going to die... that doesn't mean you can't reinvent yourself tomorrow. I think everybody can and everybody should. But you have to stay out in front to stay relevant. And that means understanding the Gen Z demographic versus the millennial demographic...” ---Sean Sheppard Sean's Insight about the Shift of the Knowledge-Worker to Intellectual Capitalist “The way that we're investing now is we're giving less money to more companies earlier on...Because applied technology means anybody can do it … and that measured by the cost acquire customer over the customer lifetime value...and it was because they could find product market fit, and they understood the real problem.” - Sean SheppardThis is the age of infinite leverage. In today's age of applied...

Kareem Elsirafy is the Managing Partner at Modus Capital, a venture builder with offices in Cairo, Abu Dhabi and soon in Riyadh. Kareem emigrated to the US from Egypt as a toddler, grew up in a challenging environment and joined the US Marine Corps to get some discipline. 4 years later he found himself in a homeless shelter trying to integrate back into society. He eventually worked his way out of homelessness into Columbia University and ultimately co-founding Unite Us, a startup that supports military servicemen, veterans and their families. Unite Us is valued at over $1.5Bn. Kareem made his way back to the region to help founders build companies from the ground up. An inspiring and candid conversation with so many nuggets for entrepreneurs. Please fill in the podcast listener survey: https://33s6g1ujw6w.typeform.com/to/KeVEuZe1 A link to Find your Larry, the story we referred to in the podcast: https://modus.vc/find-your-larry/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kareem Elsirafy is the Managing Partner at Modus Capital, a venture builder with offices in Cairo, Abu Dhabi and soon in Riyadh. Kareem emigrated to the US from Egypt as a toddler, grew up in a challenging environment and joined the US Marine Corps to get some discipline. 4 years later he found himself in a homeless shelter trying to integrate back into society. He eventually worked his way out of homelessness into Columbia University and ultimately co-founding Unite Us, a startup that supports military servicemen, veterans and their families. Unite Us is valued at over $1.5Bn. Kareem made his way back to the region to help founders build companies from the ground up. An inspiring and candid conversation with so many nuggets for entrepreneurs.Please fill in the podcast listener survey: https://33s6g1ujw6w.typeform.com/to/KeVEuZe1A link to Find your Larry, the story we referred to in the podcast: https://modus.vc/find-your-larry/

Com a temporada desse ano oficialmente aberta com eventos como o South Summit, queremos te convidar a debulhar esse mundo de conexões e networking. O que é mais importante em eventos presenciais? O que vem acontecendo nesse mercado? Como empreendedores podem conhecer pessoas que podem mudar o rumo das suas startups? Nesse episódio do Growthaholics, Pedro Waengertner conversa com o Guilherme Rocha, Analista de Venture Capital, e Lucas Vieira, Analista de Venture Builder, os dois aqui da ACE. Vem com a gente!Compre aqui seu ingresso para o ACE Summit!Quer ver esse episódio em vídeo? Acesse nosso Youtube!Para ler esse conteúdo e muito mais, acesse nosso blog!Instagram: @acestartupsLinkedIn: ACEE-mail: podcast@goace.vcEste episódio foi editado por Denys Argyriou (@argyriou_)

Estas han sido las preguntas respondidas esta semana... Jacinto Fleta de Flamingueo sobre Lanzadera ¿Cuáles son los criterios que miráis en Lanzadera/ Angels? ¿Es una utopía poder mantener el control del "proyecto de tu vida"? ¿Qué opináis del Venture Builder al principio de un proyecto? ¿Cómo enfocar el roadmap de producto? ¿Cuándo decides abandonar? ¿Cómo descartar ideas de negocio? ¿Cómo dividir el CAP Table? Síguenos en Twitter: • Bernat Farrero: @bernatfarrero • Jordi Romero: @jordiromero • César Migueláñez: @heycesr EVENTOS Pitch to Investors (Todos los jueves 19h) - https://itnig.net/events/ Itnig Talks - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs... SOBRE ITNIG Twitter - https://twitter.com/itnig LinkedIn - https://es.linkedin.com/company/itnig Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/itnig/ Newsletter - https://itnig.net/newsletter/ Web - https://itnig.net/ ESCUCHA NUESTRO PODCAST EN Spotify: http://bit.ly/itnigspotify ️ Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/itnigapple

La carrera de Carlos Emilio Gómez se inicia en 2007 en Google, en una época en la cual lo normal era irse a trabajar a consultoría o banca de inversión. Sus 10 años en el gigante tecnológico ya dan para un podcast, pero de esa etapa nos enfocaremos en el trabajo que hizo en la integración de Motorola. Cuando vuelve a España le pica el gusanillo del emprendimiento y lanza 7R ventures, un Venture Builder que rápidamente identifica oportunidades en el sector proptech. Este conocimiento lo lleva eventualmente a fundar Vivla, una startup que está implantando en España el modelo de "shared ownership", es decir, casas (usualmente vacacionales) que son compradas y disfrutadas por un grupo de personas. Sigue el perfil de Linkedin del podcast para novedades: https://www.linkedin.com/company/outlierspodcast/? Escucha Problem Solving, el podcast de consultoría de Outliers: https://open.spotify.com/show/4N02LXWe32Ju0xXOwaB4m4?si=ab6bdad5958f4832 Créditos Musicales - Jahzzar: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks to the Venture Builder and Insurtech Expert of Asteya, Hadi Radwan.As a venture builder and serial entrepreneur, Hadi specializes in new market entry, multiple discipline leadership roles, growth hacking, and capital raising. This means he is able to help startups navigate the challenges of getting their business off the ground, securing funding, and building a successful growth strategy. Hadi is alsso an insurtech expert and aAco-founder of Asteya, an innovative insurance company,so he deeply understands the insurance industry and how it's evolving. If you're a startup looking to break into the insurance industry, Hadi's expertise can tremendously help you navigate the complex landscape.About Hadi Radwan: Global executive and dynamic leader with 15 years experience in the management, creation, and development of high growth online start-ups and complex, matrixed organizations, who brings functional depth through hands-on experience across product management and design, operations, technology, distribution, marketing, and strategic visioning.Hadi Radwan is a serial entrepreneur, venture builder, and insurtech expert. He is the Co-Founder of Asteya, an insurance company that aims to make income insurance accessible to everyone regardless of gender, income, or age. Hadi has over 15 years of experience in managing, creating, and developing growth strategies for start-ups and large organizations. As a venture builder, Hadi specializes in new market entry, multiple discipline leadership roles, growth hacking, and capital raising.About Asteya: At Asteya, they understand that your time is valuable, and that's why they've built a user-friendly platform that makes income insurance easy and hassle-free. With Asteya, you can focus on your business and personal life, knowing you have a safety net if the unexpected happens.Life can be unpredictable, sometimes impacting our health and well-being. That's why Asteya offers income insurance to give you peace of mind. Their transparent coverage is tailored to your specific lifestyle and needs, so you can be confident that your quality of life is secure.At Asteya, they know that income insurance isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. They work with you to create a personalized coverage plan that meets your unique circumstances. Whether you're a freelancer, a small business owner, or a busy professional, they have the expertise and experience to create a plan that fits your needs.Asteya is committed to providing you with the most innovative, user-friendly income insurance. Be sure to protect your financial future - sign up with Asteya today and let them help you focus on what matters most.Tweetable Moments:01:23 - “More than 50% of the U.S. Population are living paycheck to paycheck.”14:38 - “Income is your most important asset. As you protect your brain, your health, you need to protect your income.”Links Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out Asteya website at https://www.asteya.world/Check out Hadi Radwan on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hadiradwan/Check out Hadi Radwan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/hradwan001Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank...

On this episode of the Scale Up Valley Podcast, Mike DIas speaks with Stian Rognild, CEO of Aquaticode. Key Takeaways: Using machine learning to solve challenges in aquaculture Building a company with R&D in the core and launching multiple products Joining a Venture Builder as CEO: advantages and challenges How to keep focus and balance it with aspiration. The 80:20 rule. Being a software first company The experience of being a remote first company The future and trends of aquaculture

Jen Potter is a Venture Builder, Serial Entrepreneur, Speaker, and Business Leader. Founder of EPIC47 and EPIC Mamas. Her dream is to help 47 people grow their businesses and realize their ultimate potential. Her life purpose is to help inspire others to find their “WHY” and understand that we can be more than just a product of our environment. Having created several businesses and served as a Director and organizer of multiple networking organizations and advising countless business people across the nation, Jen is now shifting her focus to a new venture mentoring new business owners to help them achieve success and profitability as quickly and efficiently as possible.You can reach out to Jen to Book a 30 minute Zoom Call Connect with Marianne:Website: Message In The Middle with MarianneMessage In the Middle Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/422430469323847/Email: Contact | Message In The Middle with Marianne

Andy Kieffer, an early stage software exec turned entrepreneur, helps brands connect with social media content creators in an authentic way that actually sells products. He is currently the CEO of Voxfeed, an influencer marketing platform, and a partner in a venture capital firm that invests in Mexican startups. You will learn:1. How Guadalajara, Mexico has become a tech hub, producing more IT and tech graduates than the Bay Area each year.2. How Andy Kieffer's company helps brands connect with social media content creators in a way that is more authentic and effective than traditional influencer marketing.3. How Andy's company takes a "factory approach" to building products, which has led to the development of over 60 products in just 10 years.https://agavelab.com/We're happy you're here! Like the pod? Follow us on all socials at @amplifywithanika and @yourbrandamplified Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Visit our website Connect with us at hello@yourbrandamplified.co

Aktif Ventures ve Bubble Works Media iş birliğiyle hayata geçirdiğimiz podcast serimizin 3. Bölümünde Aktif Ventures Servis Bankacılığı Direktörü Can Hitay konuğumuz oldu. Can'dan, servis bankacılığının ne demek olduğunu, açık bankacılıkla arasındaki farkı ve gelecekte bizi nelerin beklediğini dinleme fırsatımız oldu. Aktif Ventures'ın Venture Builder yapısının sonuçlarından biri olarak hayata geçirilen Servis Bankacılığı platformu Apilion'un, FinTech girişimlerine sunduğu hizmetleri, girişimcilerin bu hizmetlerden nasıl faydalanabileceği ve gelecek hedeflerini detaylıca ele aldık. Bizim çokça öğrendiğimiz, keyif aldığımız bir bölüm oldu. Keyifli dinlemeler!  Bölüm Timestamps: (1:30) - (4:50) Aktif Ventures Servis Bankacılı Direktörü Can Hitay'ı tanıyoruz. (5:20) - (7:15) Servis bankacılığı nedir? (7:30) - (8:30) Açık bankacılık ve servis bankacılığının farkı nedir? (8:52) - (9:57) Apilion kimin, hangi problemini, nasıl çözüyor? (9:57) - (11:23) Apilion'un girişimlere ve Fintech alanında faaliyet gösteren kurumlara sunduğu hizmetler (13:15) - (15:58) Servis bankacılığının dünyadaki yeri, önemi nedir? Hayatımızda neler değişecek? (17:18) - (18:29) Apilion'u kullanmak isteyen bir girişimi nasıl bir süreç bekliyor? (18:29) - (19:04) Apilion'un son kullanıcıya sunduğu faydalar (21:48) - (22:44) Apilion'un gelir modeli (23:05) - (27:01) Apilion'un pazardan aldığı reaksiyonlar ve gelecek fazlardaki hedefler (33:11) - (33:35) Girişimcilik nedir? ... Podcast Boş İşler Instagram hesabı ... Bubble Works Media'nın diğer podcastlerini dinlemek istersen aşağıyı, tüm içeriklerimizi incelemek istersen de bu linki inceleyebilirsin

Yamika Mehra is a Partner at Favcy - India's largest Venture Builder working with idea stage tech startups led by non-tech founders. Yamika also leads 1stCheque.com - a 3k+ angel investor network democratizing investments for all. She is an ex-Oracle and a 2x startup founder. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theindustryshow/support

Enrico impara fin da giovane a rimboccarsi le maniche. Nel 2011, rimane affascinato da Rocket Internet, il più grande incubatore e venture builder europeo. Enrico prova ad entrare in questa realtà, che lancia nuove startup in tutto il mondo, facendo tre domande per diversi progetti, ma non viene assunto. Questo è un momento di svolta per Enrico. All'iniziale delusione, reagisce focalizzandosi sul migliorare sé stesso. Inizia quindi una scalata che, partendo da un corso trovato su Groupon, lo porterà ad accrescere le sue competenze digitali fino ad ottenere la sua grande rivincita. Dopo aver lavorato in un'azienda tedesca sarà infatti proprio Rocket Internet a contattarlo per una nuova proposta di lavoro. A soli 26 anni Rocket non lo sceglie come CEO di una nuova startup per la spesa a domicilio in Germania e Australia. Il grocery delivery è un mercato complesso, con margini minimi, che spinge Enrico a scelte difficili, fino a quella di chiudere il business in Germania. Per Enrico questa è una dura sconfitta che lo porta ad una crisi esistenziale.Ma da Rocket Internet sanno però che il fallimento è solo una grande palestra per migliorarsi e così chiamano Enrico a fare il Global CMO di tutta l'azienda. Al ragazzo, di soli 28 anni, vengono affidate straordinarie responsabilità e un team di 60 persone.In questo episodio scopriamo come operava l'incredibile fucina di talenti di Rocket Internet e il suo metodo per lanciare un business in soli 90 giorni.Con Enrico riflettiamo sull'origine dell'ambizione e del desiderio di migliorarsi continuamente. È questo spirito che gli ha dato la forza di ripartire sempre, dopo rifiuti e fallimenti, e che deve spingere ogni imprenditore che vuole raggiungere il successo. -- SPONSOR ShippyPro sta rivoluzionando il settore shipping con una tecnologia che permette a tutti gli e-commerce, anche quelli più piccoli, di offrire un'esperienza di spedizione pari a colossi come Amazon o Zalando. Vi invitiamo ad andare su www.shippypro.com e registrarvi per una prova gratuita. -- SOCIAL Seguici su Instagram Seguici su LinkedIn

Bubble Works Media ve Aktif Ventures iş birliğiyle hayata geçirilen, fintech ekosistemi için çok değerli olduğuna inandığımız 4 bölümlük serimizin ilk bölümüne hoş geldin. Serinin ilk bölümünde konuğumuz Aktif Ventures Ceo'su Yakup Sezer.Yakup bizlere hayata geçirdikleri Venture Builder yapısını, Aktif Ventures bünyesinde kurdukları ve destek oldukları fintech girişimlerini ve bu alanda yaptıkları yatırımları anlattı. Fintech Venture Builder olmanın gereklilikleri ve önemini çok keyifli bir sohbetle dinlerken aynı zamanda da girişimcilere altın niteliğinde tavsiyelerle bizim de çokça not aldığımız, öğrendiğimiz bir bölüm oldu. Umarım senin için de aynı şekilde keyifli bir dinleme olur. Serinin 2.bölümünde görüşmek üzere. Yakup'un film ve hobi önerileri: Interstellar Medium okumak Bölüm Timestamps: (1:49) - (3:07) Aktif Ventures CEO'su Yakup Sezer'i tanıyoruz. (4:29) - (11:41) Kurumsal hayatta girişimcilik nasıl olur? Burada Yakup Sezer'in yolculuğunu dinliyoruz. (14:55) - (26:00) Fintech, Venture Builder, Fintech Venture Builder ne demek? (27:54) - (28:53) Venture Builder yapılarının kurumlara ve içerideki ekiplere faydaları nelerdir? (29:15) - (30:53) Kurumlar tarafında Venture Builder uygulanışında nelere dikkat edilmesi gerekiyor? (31:37) - (35:51) Aktif Ventures'ın motivasyonları neler? Ana iş alanları neler? (36:23) - (38:05) Aktif Ventures Mindvest'le yatırım yaparken nelere dikkat ediyor?  (38:40) - (41:17) Mindvest girişimcilere yatırım dışında neler sunuyor? (42:24) - (44:23) Yakup Sezer'den Fintech girişimlerine tavsiyeler (44:48) - (46:51) Fintech ekosisteminde çalışmak isteyenler ne gibi yetkinliklere sahip olmalı? (47:21) - (49:28) Dinleyicilerimize film, hobi önerileri (52:29) - (52:36) Sizce girişimcilik nedir? Girişimcilik Sözü: Yalnızca uyananların rüyalarını anlatabildiği bir dünyadır. ... Podcast Boş İşler Instagram hesabı ... Bubble Works Media'nın diğer podcastlerini dinlemek istersen aşağıyı, tüm içeriklerimizi incelemek istersen de bu linki inceleyebilirsin

Ignacio Gabaldon is an engineer and entrepreneur. He is now leading Igeneris Ventures, the Venture Builder branch of Igeneris working with a team to create a curated pipeline of startups that serve both Europe and Latin America from their office in Madrid, Spain.

Eu conversei com Carlos Zago, CEO da MKM Biotech, empresa que quer fazer aporte de dinheiro em 10 startups de pesquisadores que sonham em inovar.Carlos Zago é médico formado, mas tem todo o seu lado nerd que trouxe a inovação para o seu DNA, a MKM Biotech é uma nova empresa, modelo de negócio de Venture Capital ou Venture Science como ele mesmo diz, especializada no mercado de saúde.Carlos Zago indicou o livro Hack Growth e Sprint e o seriado Livro de Boba Fett.Via Oral, o podcast da indústria farmacêutica!

In this conversation I connected with Ella Goldner. Ella is a co-founder of Zinc - a fund that backs entrepreneurs, pre-team and pre-idea, to build new tech-enabled & mission-driven commercial ventures. She is also the co-founder of Alma Angels, a network that brings together new and existing angel investors who are committed to actively supporting female founders. In this conversation we talked about: The Zinc venture builder missions and how/why the best way to foster entrepreneurship in response to social challenges? How to mitigate the challenges of co-founder relationships, especially given that some people say that too much or too little co-founder conflict is the #1 cause of start up failure. A deep dive into the latest Zinc environment mission which just went live - to mobilise the climate innovation ecosystem through cross-sector collaboration and scale up capital, and shifting narrative from climate being (only) a big problem to (also) a huge opportunity. OpenCo/newCo? So I started out by asking her, What is a venture builder mission and who is it for? Enjoy! "The core components (of Zinc) are; can we get the talent to do that if we give them the right missions, can we build an ecosystem around them, an army of people who care about what they do and help them, and can we make that really powerful by underpinning with good research." "Every moment you hear the news (about climate) there is a reason to feel despair, so how do you turn that around and remind people of the opportunities and the covid an industry-led vaccine task force is a really good example of how to do that." "We want (Zinc) to be the best place in the world for anybody who wants to experiment and have impact at scale... if you are really talented and ambitious." https://www.zinc.vc/ https://apply.workable.com/zinc-ventures-limited/j/D79DBD1FC7/ https://www.zinc.vc/missions/environment/ https://gosupercritical.com/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1172206/ https://newco.co/ https://www.channel4.com/programmes/jabbed-inside-britains-vaccine-triumph https://www.weareliminal.co/

In this episode of Ventures, my guest Gary Raju (https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-raju-a014865/) and I discuss how venture builders and investors should be thinking about the upcoming economic downturn. We talk about the role of a CFO in a growing company, an overall assessment of the market conditions globally and in the US, how new and existing entrepreneurs should prepare, how Web3/Crypto will play a role, and market areas that Gary is most excited about in the future.Visit https://satchel.works/@wclittle/ventures-episode-103 for detailed notes and links to resources (videos, articles, etc…) mentioned. You can watch this episode via video here. 1:44 - Tee-up for the episode2:05 - Gary introduction and background2:35 - What is a CFO? How does the role change as a company grows?3:21 - At what point does the CFO become an appropriate role in a growing startup?4:30 - As a company scales, what are the day-to-day and quarter-to-quarter roles of a CFO?5:47 - Overall assessment of the US and global economy…what is going on?11:10 - How should established entrepreneurs think about the current and near-term future, given the economic climate?15:32 - What should new entrepreneurs think about this upcoming recession?19:55 - What does Gary think about Crypto/Web3?23:15 - What does Gary think about DeFi (Decentralized Finance)?26:00 - What are the spaces/markets that Gary is most interested in from an investor perspective? 29:13 - Final words / summary for the venture-builders/investors out there. 1. Don't be overly concerned. 2. You can do it. 3. Prota Ventures is here to help.30:28 - Where can people find Gary and continue the conversation? gary.ragu@protaventures.com // https://www.protaventures.com/ // https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-raju-a014865/ 

This week on episode 254 of the BlockHash Podcast, we have a brand new episode featuring an interview with the CEO and Host of BlockHash, and a top project from the blockchain and NFT space called Kryptomon. Set in the Kryptomon metaverse, community members play as ‘Trainers' of their own individual monsters, in NFT form, that have a unique but mutable genetic code made up of 38 randomized parameters that determine all of the aspects like physical and behavioral characteristics. They are capable of learning, falling sick, getting hungry, and protecting their trainers when out on an adventure in the physical world. Umberto Canessa Cerchi, Founder & CEO of Kryptomon, is an entrepreneur and gamer by heart. He founded his first company at the age of 19 while he was still studying at the university. Started the crypto journey back in 2011, when the Cryptomarket was nothing like it is today. Before launching Kryptomon he worked for 2 years as Venture Builder for the most important FMCG companies in the world. Tomer is the Chief Marketing Officer of Kryptomon, an NFT gaming advisor and crypto angel investor, and public blockchain gaming speaker. A serial entrepreneur in the e-Commerce, social media, mobile apps, crypto/NFT and metaverse industries, Tomer has been the mastermind behind the planning, execution and launch of multiple product strategies, developing and building Go-to-Market and user acquisition action plans for an array of projects. On Social Media… Website: https://www.kryptomon.co/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KryptomonTeam/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/kryptomonteam Discord: https://discord.com/invite/hYRjSfsWXt

Elzine Gawaxab-Mushambi is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Impact Tank, Namibia's first social impact venture builder, building new commercially viable businesses that solve social issues.After almost 15 years in the private sector, Elzine relocated to Switzerland but could not reconcile her privilege with the endemic scarcities of Namibia, most visible to her, access, particularly infrastructure. Moving away from the prototypical impact non-profit model, Elzine's Impact Tank employs a methodological process to impact through sustainable enterprise building focusing on four thematic areas; human capital, food security, green economy and financial inclusion. We explore the entrepreneurial mindset of Elzine, including her research-intense approach to problem identification and examining the scalability of the impact venture builder model. She expands on the 5-step "fail-proof" process of Impact Tank and how it compliments the more common incubation model.Our conversation also zeros in on some of Impact Tank's ventures like Unearth Artisans, which seeks to provide high-quality artistic work and designs for the DACH (Germany (D), Austria (A), and Switzerland (CH)) region, a response to the massive decline in tourism in Namibia as a result of Covid-19. Elzine also shares her perspective on leadership, her inspiration from Africa's great leaders, her thoughts and parallels between company and nation-building, economic growth, and her vision for Namibia.Impact Tank's work can be followed via their website https://www.impacttank.org.na Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sono convinto che la parte più interessante dei processi innovativi è il modo in cui si ibridano quando iniziano a diffondersi in luoghi diversi da dove sono nati. Per questo motivo osservo l'esperienza di Kitzanos da tanto tempo e finalmente riesco a raccontarla in uno dei podcast di Start Me Up.Kitzanos è uno startup studio (o Venture-Builder) sardo ed è uno dei pochi al Sud Italia. Come è facile immaginare guardando il board dei co-founder, il modello originale di questo tipo di impresa si è contaminato presto con il luogo in cui risiede. Questa “ibridazione” si comprende ancora di più ascoltando le parole dell'ospite, Nicola Pirina, che è l'amministratore delegato di Kitzanos.Grazie a lui anche questo podcast si fa un po' più “ibrido”. Perché parlando di creazione di impresa, il discorso poi vira verso il valore che tutto l'ecosistema italiano dell'innovazione potrebbe trarre da un rapporto più sano con il fallimento. Poi tocchiamo forse il tema dei temi cioè la relazione complicatissima che c'è fra il mondo dell'istruzione e quello del lavoro. E infine sottolineiamo quanto importante sia il ruolo sociale dell'impresa, soprattutto nel contesto italiano.***Se ti piace quello che hai ascoltato e vuoi che le storie del Sud Italia che innova continuino ad essere raccontate sostieni Start Me Up attraverso:> Patreon https://www.patreon.com/fabbruno> Satispay https://tag.satispay.com/radiosmu****Lo hanno già fatto:- Angela- Chiara- Cristiana- Daniela di http://dasminierollado.it/- Dino- Francesco di https://ecofactory.eu/- Francesco di https://francesco-rigoni.com/- Francesco di https://idibgroup.com- Ganzo Bello- Giacomo di https://strettoincarena.it- Giuseppe- Mattia di http://unevent.co/- Michele- Riccardo di https://refacturing.it- Sonia di https://it.lita.co/- Thamara- Toti di https://www.muvgame.com/Sponsor tecnico: http://www.ardeek.com/****Trascrivi il tuo podcast con https://transcribe.refacturing.com/Scopri di più https://bit.ly/kitzanos_smu

Head Line Mission Daily Report Dec 17, 2021 1. อัปเดตตัวเลขผู้ที่ได้รับการฉีดวัคซีน Covid-19 ในประเทศไทย 2. ราคาดัชนีตลาดหลักทรัพย์ / ราคาหุ้นต่างประเทศ / ราคาน้ำมันดิบ / ราคาทองคำ / ราคา Cryptocurrency 3. ไบเดนขึ้นบัญชีดำ “Sense time” ศึกค้ายกใหม่ “จีน-สหรัฐ” 4. รัฐบาลญี่ปุ่น กับการส่งคนเข้าร่วมโอลิมปิก 5. ค่าเงินของตุรกีดิ่งลงแตะระดับต่ำสุดเป็นประวัติการณ์ 6. สัมภาษณ์พิเศษ “งานสาย Tech มาแรง ปี 2022” กับ คุณ ชานนท์ ไตรสิงห์ Senior Software Engineer, Venture Builder, SCB 10X 7. ผลประกอบการของ Lululemon 8. Fed ส่งสัญญาณปรับขึ้นอัตราดอกเบี้ย 3 ครั้งในปีหน้า 9. ธนาคารแห่งชาติอังกฤษเตือน ในอนาคต 'บิตคอยน์' อาจไร้ค่า 10. อังกฤษพบผู้ติดเชื้อโอไมครอนเพิ่มมากขึ้น 11. รายงานประเมินภัยคุกคามไต้หวันระบุ จีนอาจเจอปัญหาหากคิดบุกรุก 12. พม่าปะทะเดือดกะเหรี่ยง KNU ชาวบ้านหนีตายมาฝั่งแม่สอดกว่าพันคน 13. 10 Facts about the Matrix 14. วิเคราะห์การลงสมัครเลือกตั้งผู้ว่า กทม. ของ ดร.ชัชชาติ สิทธิพันธุ์

In this episode we shed light on the growing phenomenon of Venture Builders in Europe which is becoming an ever more used entry path into VC for emerging managers & thus also a more common co-investor for early stage VCs to work with. We're talking to two seasoned vets from the VB world, Stephane Guinet and Michael Niddam founders of Paris/Tel Aviv/London-based Kamet Ventures. In this episode, you'll learn:- What are the strengths & weaknesses of different Venture Builder models- How Kamet thinks about idea origination and founder team creation- How VCs should think about having venture builders on the cap table- How VCs should work with venture builders both prior to and after an investment in a VB portfolio company

Summary: In this episode The Propcast talks to Sean Godoy from Divercity, and Wayne Berger from iShack, to discuss the emerging PropTech sector in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. You'll hear of trends, tech, adoptions, and obstacles Sean and Wayne encounter across Africa.   Key Insights From This Episode     I believe that the real success stories are still on the way in Africa and in South Africa – Wayne Berger   there's a big focus on investment that can spur that next stage of growth and adoption in the sector – Sean Godoy Africa is really a dynamic continent – Wayne Berger ESGS, particularly on environmental side, is an area where we'll see a lot more activity going forward – Sean Godoy the interest in venture capital as a segment, and then also PropTech as a segment in venture capital has significantly grown – Wayne Berger We've seen a lot more seed and angel investment into PropTechs – Wayne Berger There's a lot more need and opportunity around investments – Sean Godoy There's definitely strong tech talent in South Africa – Wayne Berger It doesn't matter if you get things right and you get them wrong, it just matters that you continue – Wayne Berger   About Our Guests Sean Godoy https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-godoy-6270582a/?originalSubdomain=za  Sean is the Founder & Director at Divercity Property Solutions and EXCO member at the South Africa Chamber of Commerce UK. Divercity Property Solutions is an independent property consultancy which is passionate about property markets and the property industry across Sub-Saharan Africa, and the opportunities they offer. This passion coupled with their forward-looking insight drives our unique and innovation approach to producing meaningful advice and developing solutions tailored to your specific property needs. Their key focuses are advisory around market insight and strategy, training & skills development, and innovation & digital strategy advisory. Through his passion for South Africa, and role with the South African Chamber of Commerce, Sean supports and promotes promising UK/SA business opportunities and charitable initiatives. Sean firmly believe in Africa and its people, and am excited for the future of this diverse and dynamic continent. He is co-founder of PropTech Africa, which connects the PropTech ecosystem in Africa in order to create meaningful interactions and relationships. PropTech Africa also promotes the PropTech sector to the property industry and related stakeholders as a whole in order to raise awareness and drive growth on the continent.   Wayne Berger https://www.linkedin.com/in/wayneberger/?originalSubdomain=za  Wayne is an experienced technology entrepreneur with a top international MBA. Wayne currently holds the position of Managing Director of iShack Ventures, a Venture Builder mandated to develop disruptive technologies in the Property industry, FinTech and Big Data. In addition, Wayne is the chairman of iShack Innovation Consultancy (established in 2005). iShack Innovation, a consultancy specialising in advising both local and international corporations on their online advertising and software development initiatives, ensuring maximum ROI on their digital spend. iShack Innovation's clients include, Internet Solutions, Walt Disney, Warner Bros Growthpoint Property Fund, L'Oréal, Canon, Gareth Cliff and Cliffcentral to name a few. Wayne is a co-founder of Venture Network South Africa, a non-profit entity with the intention of stimulating the South African start up eco-system. to-date Venture Network has facilitated 8 events, where 5 start-ups have acquired funding from the network (May 2016). Lastly, Wayne is a guest speaker focussing on Entrepreneurship, Business plan, Advanced digital marketing strategy, Gamification & Exponential organisation attributes.   About Our Host Louisa Dickins https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisa-dickins-ab065392/?originalSubdomain=uk  Louisa started her career in property working at a well-known estate agency in London. Realising her people skills, she moved over to Lloyd May to pursue a career in recruitment. She now is a Director at LMRE, who are a specialist recruitment firm driven by PropTech and recruitment professionals, and Louisa oversees their 5 core areas. Louisa co-founded LMRE and provides a constructive recruitment platform to the new disruptors in real estate. Louisa is also on the board of Directors at UK PropTech Association (UKPA). About LMRE www.lmre.tech  LMRE believe there is a better way to recruit. LMRE focus on a more comprehensive, client led focus delivering exceptional talent to the place at the time. They are passionate about the industry and passionate about people's careers. LMRE spend time with each client to become and an extension of the business, and their transparency and core values help them grow with the sector. LMRE simplify recruitment and innovate with our clients and evolve the people driven, PropTech community.   Resources Mentioned LMRE website www.lmre.tech  Divercity website www.divercity.co.za  iShack website www.ishack.co.za South Africa PropTech Association www.saproptech.co.za PropTech Africa Association www.proptechafrica.com    For full episode transcript head to www.lmre.tech/blog 

Kurt Johnson is the Managing Partner, CEO, and Founder at 11.2 Ventures, LLC, a Venture builder studio specializing in artificial intelligence startups. Kurt is also the Managing Partner & Founder at Trivium Fund and a Venture Partner at Purple Arch Ventures. In this episode, we covered: Transferable Sales Skills for VC His Passion for Writing 11.2 Venture's Area of Focus Venture Builder Studios And much more.... Please Enjoy!You can find Kurt on his Linkedin and 11.2 Ventures, LLC on their website and Linkedin.Manifold Group is a venture holding company based in Chicago with offices in Dallas, Los Angeles, and soon Atlantic Canada. Early stage private investments represent an extraordinary investment opportunity, but existing investment models in the space leave much to be desired.Manifold is a new model for growth in the new economy, designed to create and capture value at the early stage through synergies across its venture fund, incubation and acceleration studio, and advisory firm. Learn more about Manifold at https://www.manifold.group.

In this episode, I converse with Luis Soenksen, a Venture Builder at MIT. Luis completed his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at MIT and he also holds a BSc in Biomedical Engineering from the Monterrey Institute of Technology in Mexico City, and an MSc from Johns Hopkins University Bioengineering CBID-BME program. Luis currently oversees the emergence of new ventures at the intersection of AI and Healthcare, along a full lifecycle: from the discovery of ideas and resources within the MIT community; exploration of the problem-solution space; a methodical de-risking process; and building “Proto Ventures” that demonstrates the viability of the business and the robustness of the technology. Luis' research focuses on the intersection of engineering, computing, and biology. We indulge in a terrific conversation on his incredible journey; growing up in a single-parent household with his profoundly inspirational mother; foraying into biomedical engineering; dabbling in startups before heading back into academia; brilliant mentors and influences in familial and professional spheres; overcoming rejections in academia and the true essence of science; the great importance of diversity and inclusion; ethical implications of ones work; and many more things!!

About Billy Naveed:My next guest on The One Percent Project is Billy Naveed. Billy is the Chief Strategy Officer at Smile Group. He has spent 20+ years in finance with Morgan Stanely and Credit Suisse. He was the Head of Strategy at Zilingo, a fast-fashion unicorn, and he is the founder of the Young Founders School. Join our No-Spam WhatsApp groupIn this conversation he talks about:He talks about his 20+ years in finance, including his roles as a founder, CSO, and a Venture-Builder. He describes his career as a process of continuous self-discovery. The willingness to learn, discover and deeply understand things is what drove him to be the person he is today.Leadership Vs People management. Leadership is giving people a sense of purpose rather than micromanaging them with a carrot and stick mentality. His views on disruption in the financial industry. Billy asserts that the financial sector's disruption is much slower in the short term and much faster in the long term than what one would project. That being said, he considers the two most interesting developments to be the mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrencies and the capacity to buy and sell these digital currencies.Who is a Venture Builder? A venture build helps entrepreneurs focus on building their business by providing them with all the needed resources and removing blockages that might hamper their growth. Venture building is a private equity model in the venture capital space. Building the Young Founders School and what has he learnt from it? The inspiration came from how difficult it was to find good interns with basic entrepreneurship abilities. Putting roughly 4000 children through the programme helped him realize a lot of what he talks about in the conversation.Rapid Fire:The hardest thing about your job? Uncertainty.One book or a blog that has influenced you personally and professionally?Shoe DogBitcoin or another cryptocurrency?Etherrum.Three ways to support the podcast:#1 Share the episode with family and friends on social media with #OnePercentProj using the share button on the site.#2 Take a few seconds to give us a rating on Apple Podcasts. This helps new folks find us organically. Rate#3 Leave a review if you feel inclined. We read every single message and love feedback. Review