Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share 1. Disrupting the Banks with Parpera's Daniel Cannizzaro
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
1. Disrupting the Banks with Parpera's Daniel Cannizzaro
Welcome to Legal Bytes, where Australian entrepreneurs find invaluable insights to supercharge their business journey and dodge legal snares.
As always, we're powered by Digital Age Lawyers, your go-to for cyber law protection.
In this episode, we're diving into the fintech world with Daniel Cannizzaro, founder of Parpera. Daniel's resume is striking, with experiences ranging from finance to technology across the globe, and an educational journey through esteemed institutions like London Business School.
He brings to the table a rich understanding of the challenges and changes in the financial sector, particularly the complexities for small businesses and startups. With a spotlight on resilience, the passion for continuous learning, and the knack for navigating through industry ups and downs, Daniel's story is one of persistent innovation. Join us as we unpack his entrepreneurial journey, right from tax return discussions at family dinners to shaping his fintech startup, and the lessons learned along the way that every budding entrepreneur should hear.
Timestamps:
00:00 Founder of Parpera empowers people through finance.
06:07 NBA offers transformative, accelerated experience with reflection.
09:00 UK financial services shifted, embracing fintech rise.
10:44 Creating banks in Australia requires significant capital.
14:33 Startups face talent, regulatory challenges in UK, Australia.
19:47 Passion for work, learning, and progress-driven.
20:40 Balancing work, passion, and productivity is key.
23:50 Visit digitalagelawyers.com for business and legal advice.
Links:Parpera: www.parpera.com
Digital Age Lawyers: www.digitalagelawyers.com
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sonicboomvc.substack.com
View all episodes
By The podcast that helps Australian entrepreneurs tap into business-building tips from some of Australia’s brightest business minds and navigate their way around the legal hurdles that can often stand between them and their goals.Welcome to Legal Bytes, where Australian entrepreneurs find invaluable insights to supercharge their business journey and dodge legal snares.
As always, we're powered by Digital Age Lawyers, your go-to for cyber law protection.
In this episode, we're diving into the fintech world with Daniel Cannizzaro, founder of Parpera. Daniel's resume is striking, with experiences ranging from finance to technology across the globe, and an educational journey through esteemed institutions like London Business School.
He brings to the table a rich understanding of the challenges and changes in the financial sector, particularly the complexities for small businesses and startups. With a spotlight on resilience, the passion for continuous learning, and the knack for navigating through industry ups and downs, Daniel's story is one of persistent innovation. Join us as we unpack his entrepreneurial journey, right from tax return discussions at family dinners to shaping his fintech startup, and the lessons learned along the way that every budding entrepreneur should hear.
Timestamps:
00:00 Founder of Parpera empowers people through finance.
06:07 NBA offers transformative, accelerated experience with reflection.
09:00 UK financial services shifted, embracing fintech rise.
10:44 Creating banks in Australia requires significant capital.
14:33 Startups face talent, regulatory challenges in UK, Australia.
19:47 Passion for work, learning, and progress-driven.
20:40 Balancing work, passion, and productivity is key.
23:50 Visit digitalagelawyers.com for business and legal advice.
Links:Parpera: www.parpera.com
Digital Age Lawyers: www.digitalagelawyers.com
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sonicboomvc.substack.com