Tech Startup Stories
Tech Startup Stories
Podcast Description
For anyone that is building a B2B Tech Startup or has dreams of building their on business in this space, this podcast series explores the unique and bumpy journey of building a business from the ground up. We talk with CEOs and Founders at various stages of their startup journeys, from inception to funding, to there first $1m! It's not always smooth sailing but it would be boring if it was!
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of startup challenges, business scaling, and entrepreneurial insights, with episodes examining topics such as navigating funding rounds with guests like Rodrigo Malachias, discussing market fit pivots with Kalina Tonkovska, and addressing team efficiency and co-founder dynamics with Tom Rudnai.
For anyone that is building a B2B Tech Startup or has dreams of building their on business in this space, this podcast series explores the unique and bumpy journey of building a business from the ground up. We talk with CEOs and Founders at various stages of their startup journeys, from inception to funding, to there first $1m! It’s not always smooth sailing but it would be boring if it was!
Season 2, Episode 4: Elena Boos, founder and CEO of Visionary Farms, joins host Natalie Binns to discuss how technology can create healthier business environments. She explains how smart plant systems are transforming offices, why persistence matters when building a hardware startup, and what it means to lead as a female founder in B2B tech.
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