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🔥 Breaking News, everyone! 🔥 Get ready to plug those headphones and crank up the volume because the link to the Equity podcast from TechCrunch is now in the comments👇🏻 Serhii Bohoslovskyi, founder at Trible, and Alex Wilhelm, Editor In Chief at TechCrunch+, discuss: • future challenges for the #creatoreconomy; • what creators anticipate from #nocode tools; • how to develop the startup in Ukraine now. If you haven't followed the link yet, we'll gently remind you: #Equity is a podcast that is included in all possible ratings about venture capital🔝

Rachel Wong and I talked about the transition from a founder into a VC, the intricacies of fundraising, the crucial role of company valuation, and the interplay of legal aspects from both a founder's and a VC's perspective. We compared Southeast Asia's vibrant startup ecosystem to Silicon Valley's and the necessity for region-specific strategies. We also discussed BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech Podcast and its focus on elevating tech and startup stories from the region. Thank you Rachel Wong for inviting me to the podcast! Watch, read, listen to the full insight at https://lnkd.in/gDHmczgm

Finance teams at startups often face a difficult decision: invest in team or technology? Recently, I shared my thoughts on this topic during a conversation with Jason Berwanger of Hubifi and Alexander Irigoyen of CoFi on their CFO Stack podcast. While it's as much art as a science, there is a process I use when balancing between the two. But I'm curious, how do other startup veterans approach this issue? Would love to hear other thoughts and insights. #startuplife #finance #technology #teamwork Full video can be found here.. https://lnkd.in/gJ-nFCN4

Building your personal brand is one of the most no brainer things you can do in 2024. I'll be sharing the systems we used, the hiring and even our content funnel we use to get millions of views each week across social. Even if you don't want to be a creator, understanding how to build an audience for your product or service is key. Sign up for this to get the juice 🙏

"Before you enter a market and before you start investing in it — it's important to do research, a series of conversations with people who have sold a similar solution or a similar service in your market, to your customers". Our guest is Katya Rozenoer 🇮🇱, commercial director and co-founder of technology startup DelivApp. Katya left St. Petersburg in 2007, first to London, then to New York, and then to Tel Aviv, where she has lived for over 10 years. We spoke: ・How Katya's career path changed, ・how she became a co-founder of DelivApp, ・about living in Israel - pros and cons, ・how DelivApp started and what it is now, ・how the decision-making process is structured for entering markets in other countries, ・how to search for experts on LinkedIn and get the right information from them, ・what the TOUCH framework is, ・what Lev learned from the New Market podcast guests. Listen to the podcast (in Russian) ⚡️ https://lnkd.in/dW3Wy8xM

“We're just in this environment of impatience and instant gratification where we want quick flips and turnarounds, but those are rare. You need to build it the old-fashioned way—build it over time and grow it.” ^^^ That’s George Rossolatos, CEO & Managing Partner of Canadian Business Growth Fund, talking about marketing and brand investments on an episode of the Private Equity Value Creation podcast. Dive into the long-term investment tactics he recommends companies embrace for more sustainable growth—and how to avoid the “over-burn and under-deliver” trap many tech startups fall into. 🔥 https://lnkd.in/eDCDbSUe

How can you become a better founder? For Santiago Gomez, it’s all about knowing that you don’t know it all 🧘 You might think Santiago’s got it all figured out, being the co-founder of Simetrik. Yep, that financial automation fintech that just raised a USD 55M Series B round led by Goldman Sachs. But he has a word to all startup founders: 👉 You gotta learn to ask for help. 🤔 Why? Cause you can’t build a big company by yourself. This is just one of the learnings along the journey of building Simetrik that Santiago shared in the Latitud Podcast – go check out the episode to uncover the other ones 👀

What has a 4x founder learned from his journey? 👀 Here are 3 things Wissam Tabbara is doing on his 4th startup: 👇 On the podcast, he shares how he's grown as a founder and what he's doing differently on his fourth rodeo. 1️⃣ Downturn-Proof Strategy: He learned to build a business that is downturn-proof. So, now he is building a painkiller rather than a vitamin. 2️⃣ Delivering Value with Minimal Friction: Reducing friction for users is key. Time to value is a key objective for Wissam. 3️⃣ His previous startups also taught him that prospecting sales can be challenging. Now, he's building Truebase to automate it. Tune in to hear more on how Wissam is applying his learnings to building a business in today’s fast-paced AI space. 🔗 Link to the full episode in the comments.

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Brex and the curse of having too much money Listen present or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello, and invited to Equity, a podcast astir the concern of startups, wherever we unpack the numbers and nuance down the headlines. Today was thing a spot special. Not lone did we person Mary Ann, Kirsten and Alex aboard for the show, we were besides fortunate capable to person Karyne Levy articulation us. Karyne is simply a treasured portion of the TechCrunch+ family, has a past of video journalism, and volition beryllium coming connected the podcast with immoderate frequence successful the future. She’s the best! Here’s what we got up to connected our Friday show: Deals of the Week: Plural has a caller $432 cardinal fund, Vroom is nary longer successful the car selling business, oddly, and we chatted done the Fantuan-Chowbus deal. From determination we turned to fintech (generally) and Brex (more specifically). In short, Brex is simply a large institution contiguous but not 1 that is having a batch of amusive astatine the moment, it appears. With reports indicating that its maturation has slowed and its pain remained sticky, it precocious chopped staff. To close, we dug into wherefore it mightiness beryllium edtech mightiness not beryllium successful the dire straits that galore presume that it is. A recent TechCrunch+ capitalist survey finds notable pockets of enthusiasm successful the sector. AI, arsenic you whitethorn person heard, is simply a large deal. That’s our week concluded! We commencement backmost up connected Monday morning! See you there. For occurrence transcripts and more, caput to Equity’s Simplecast website. Equity drops astatine 7 a.m. PT each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, truthful subscribe to america on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the casts. TechCrunch besides has a great amusement connected crypto, a show that interviews founders and more! https://ift.tt/hxO7dpw