We are talking to Jan Lachenmayer who is the director of Startup Meter at Berlin-based enpact e.V., a non-profit organisation working with startup founders in emerging markets.

Listen in to learn more about the Startup Meter and some tips on founding your own startup.

In this episode of Cita-Cita we talk to Mr. Karl Kretschmer of Permagold eG. Listen in to hear his advice on founding a startup and his vision of a healthy agriculture.

Karl Kretschmer is a founding member and chairman of Dresden-based Permagold eG. A mechanical engineer by training he is responsible for finance, controlling and project management. After gaining experience in big coporations and young startups Karl decided that he wants to have a positive impact on his surroundings. With Permagold Karl is working on implementing a sustainable and healthy form of agriculture. If you would like to learn more about Permagold you can visit them on perma.gold.

Episode 9: When Fantasy Sports meet Blockchain by REDHILL Communications

This week, we talk to Dr. Elaine Kim who is a Doctor, Entrepreneur, Designer, Traveller, Writer, Wife and Mother.

Elaine is talking about how her experiences and hardships as a working parent and female entrepreneur have contributed to her meaningful projects CRIB and Trehaus — a co-working space that is tailored towards the needs of a working mum or dad.

This week, we have Judy and Henning, the husband and wife team behind Clincase, a software company that was founded back in 2004 in Berlin when the startup culture was not even existing yet. Judy, who is Singaporean and Henning who is German, are now here with me to talk about their journey.

Hari went from working in the banking industry and convincing people to go cashless to enabling everyone to become a walking ATM.

On this episode we have a chat with James Chua, co-founder of MetroResidences, a web and mobile platform connecting businesses to serviced residences in Singapore.

James shares the three universal laws he wished someone had told him earlier in his career and also how he kept faith in the early days of entrepreneurship when there was no web traffic, no sales and no salary.

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This week on cita cita, we get to know Raj Sunder, Founder and CEO of Wootag. 

Raj’s inspiration for Wootag came about in rather atypical fashion: He was watching a movie online and really wanted a pair of sunglasses being worn by one of the characters. What ensued was as a fruitless search online for the object of his desire, eventually evolving into a “Eureka moment” when he realised how much easier his search would have been if there was an option for him to find out more about the product while he was watching the movie. And thus, Wootag was born in June 2014.

Today, more than 1 million unique viewers have watched videos that have been enabled using the company’s flagship SaaS platform which allows companies to bring a new level of interactivity to their videos to achieve aims such as generating business leads, driving site traffic and online-to- offline conversion.