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62: Mark Woodland - Lessons from the Australian Army, building Xplor (acquired by private equity) & making healthcare more accessible with Kismet
What you’ll learn from this interview:
- What Mark learned about leadership from the army and how he applies that to business today
- Why his “retirement” after the Xplor acquisition only lasted 2 weeks before he jumped back in the founder seat
- How he's applying learnings from education with Xplor to healthcare with Kismet
Today I’m interviewing Mark Woodland, Founder & CEO of Kismet which is on a mission to make healthcare more accessible, recently announcing their $4M pre-seed round led by AirTree.
He previously served in the Australian Army and was the founder of Xplor, a product he originally created to streamline admin work for his mother’s childcare centre, before growing it into Australia’s largest early education software provider which was eventually acquired by private equity firm Advent International.
There were so many great business and life lessons from his time in the army, growing Xplor and now Kismet.
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What you’ll learn from this interview:
- What Mark learned about leadership from the army and how he applies that to business today
- Why his “retirement” after the Xplor acquisition only lasted 2 weeks before he jumped back in the founder seat
- How he's applying learnings from education with Xplor to healthcare with Kismet
Today I’m interviewing Mark Woodland, Founder & CEO of Kismet which is on a mission to make healthcare more accessible, recently announcing their $4M pre-seed round led by AirTree.
He previously served in the Australian Army and was the founder of Xplor, a product he originally created to streamline admin work for his mother’s childcare centre, before growing it into Australia’s largest early education software provider which was eventually acquired by private equity firm Advent International.
There were so many great business and life lessons from his time in the army, growing Xplor and now Kismet.