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In this episode of the Tech Startup Stories podcast, Natalie Binns sits down with Sofia Hamilton, co-founder and COO of Souk, to explore how partnerships can become a powerful and scalable go to market channel when they are treated as core infrastructure rather than a side motion.
Sofia shares Souk’s early journey from Antler accelerator to revenue, rapid customer traction, and ISO 27001 certification, alongside honest reflections on co-founding with people she had only recently met and building a product while actively selling it.
The conversation covers partnership led growth, founder dynamics, validating problems before scaling solutions, and the operational realities of building trust, compliance, and payouts into a platform from day one.
This episode offers practical insight for founders thinking about channels, early traction, and building companies that can scale without losing clarity or momentum.
By Natalie BinnsIn this episode of the Tech Startup Stories podcast, Natalie Binns sits down with Sofia Hamilton, co-founder and COO of Souk, to explore how partnerships can become a powerful and scalable go to market channel when they are treated as core infrastructure rather than a side motion.
Sofia shares Souk’s early journey from Antler accelerator to revenue, rapid customer traction, and ISO 27001 certification, alongside honest reflections on co-founding with people she had only recently met and building a product while actively selling it.
The conversation covers partnership led growth, founder dynamics, validating problems before scaling solutions, and the operational realities of building trust, compliance, and payouts into a platform from day one.
This episode offers practical insight for founders thinking about channels, early traction, and building companies that can scale without losing clarity or momentum.