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- Does this makes sense? - Koen Munneke - Intrinsik
In this episode: Koen Munneke, CEO & Co-Founder at Intrinsik, a SaaS healthtech platform that connects medical device producers with their clinicians. Named by Galen Growth as one of the leading Healthcare startups in Asia. A 500 Startups alumni. He talks about accepting advise, personal learnings, and handgrenades.... And much more.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode.
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34 min - I need to do this kind of work - Amit Chaterjee
In this episode: Amit Chatterjee, CEO and founder of Shadow Factory, a B2B virtual, augmented, and mixed reality production services company headquartered in Hong Kong. Before that he was involved in multiple startups. He talks about the passion and struggles of startups, food delivery in Hong Kong. And much more.
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52 min - The investors sent me money within 48 hours - James Kwan
In this episode: James Kwan, Managing director Jumpstart Magazine, a hybrid online and offline platform dedicated to connect tech startups in APAC and beyond. Before that he founded Deal N Ship and he is an experienced sales and marketing expert. He talks about letting go of your startup when you found something that has more traction.
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35 min - I resigned 3 times - Sue Kim
In this episode: Sue Kim, Founding Partner at Libbler, a modern recruitment partner for high potential technology and finance talents. Before that she was a banker and a Technology Consultant for Financial Services Clients. She talks about the lessons learned of doing a recruitment startup as an ex-banker. And much more.
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43 min - Late for breakfast, sold my company - Ben Chien
In this episode: Ben Chien, Managing Director, Greater China, AnyMind Group he came to that position as founder of Acqua Media that got acquired by AnyMind Group. He’s also the co-founder of SeeDoctor, a doctors review & classified website and mobile app. Thanks to Kowloon Estadium in Hong Kong for sponsoring the studio use: kowloonestadium.com
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51 min - Both sides of the table - Fritz Demopoulus
In this episode: Fritz Demopoulus, Founder of Queen’s Road Capital. Before that he was the CEO/Co-founder of Shawei.com which was bought by tom.com and CEO/Co-founder of Qunar.com which IPO’ed in 2013.
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35 min - Yogurt, how hard can it be? - Ashok Jaiswal
In this episode: Ashok Jaiswal, Founder / CMO at Lecker Labs (Yomee Yogurt). Before that, Ashok was the founder of EzeeCube and was a Sr. Technical Analyst at Goldman Sachs. He talks about the lessons learned of doing a hardware startup for the first and second time. And much more.
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32 min - Personal relationships and being founder - Raymond Yip
In this episode: Raymond Yip, Venture Partner at Mount Parker Ventures in Hong Kong. Before that, Raymond was the founder and CEO of Shopline and advertisement startup Clickful. He talks about divorce, co-founder break up and being on the other side of the table.
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43 min - S01E00 Introduction to Mea Culpa podcast
Mea Culpa, the lessons learned from startups. Where founders, investors, lawyers and mentors share their stories about working on, with or for startups. We will postmortem their errors, fails and pivots. Reflect on the decisions they made and how those turned out.
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Reflections on the decisions founders, investors and staff made while working with startups and how those turned out.