Building a marketplace startup is supposedly one of the most difficult things an aspiring entrepreneur can do online. Is it possible in a micro scale? Yes. Please welcome Natalia Kwiecień with her story to help Polish families (and companies...) find better Duers! More on www.venturepoland.pl

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Sometimes the technology is used against us. We've seen that in the movies, we all remember the cold war stories. The truth is that today, due to the widespread availability of computers and consumer hardware people can come up with all sort of strange ideas... For instance how would you stop drones flying just next to an airport? Are they dangerous? Just read about the infamous Gatwick incident in 2018.

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Of course we, as humans are limited and we all know that. But what about if I'd told you that we're also limited with the way we use the technology. What if I'd told you that there are cameras that can see much more than you can imagine? Welcome to the world of space-tech. Scanway will be our guide today!

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There's no long intro today. Straight to the point as we have an investor on the show. Alexander Meyer from www.42cap.com joined me to talk about startups. This episode is rather valuable for anyone making his way through the B2B software realms.

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Let's put it this way. Building a startup is not easy. Creating a successful startup is almost like gambling. And creating a successful startup in the realm of a niche technology is almost impossible. So how did it happen that a small team from Białystok, Poland managed to break through with a VR startup? More on www.venturepoland.pl

Today I recorded my raw thoughts on the current situation (we all have them) and how to make the most out of it. How to do things better next time, that's the question. I think we need this kind of discussion at any level, not only from the government, business or startup perspective but also within smaller or bigger teams. I hope you don't mind a solo episode as I haven't done one in a while. Today I'd like to talk about whether we should all think about if we need to recalibrate our business goals. Enjoy todays episode and make sure to subscribe and leave a comment. www.venturepoland.pl

In the startup world timing and time of execution are crucial. Corporations are slow from their nature. But what if I say that startups can also be sluggish due to many obvious reasons? What happens if we bring the two worlds together? Is there a way to speed up things without increasing the risks dramatically you may ask? Venture building might just be the answer... More at www.venturepoland.pl

When dealing with technology we really need to pay a lot of attention to the details. Things usually are not as simple as they look. On the other hand, sometimes it turns out that the solution to our problems was obvious but no one stumbled upon it up until now. My feeling is that this is exactly the case with sales acceleration and sales enablement. But I'll let my guest speak for himself to clear out the initial confusion. Enjoy at www.venturepoland.pl

There are 7 billion people on the world and if innovation was easy we'd all be great at it. But what if we all should have a bit different view on it? Let's discover innovation instead of daydreaming. Have a listen to a story about how some of the biggest players like Philips, Viessmann or Bosch approach innovation. More on www.venturepoland.pl

Of course the technology can make us smile. Probably for the majority of inventions, humans came up with ideas on how to enjoy them in some awkward ways. But what if I'd tell you that technology can genuinely help someone become a better person, drive the business results and build a better relationship with clients? All in the same time... This is what Bartosz Rychlicki from Quantum CX is doing. Who would not like to know how to smile more often! Visit www.venturepoland.pl to listen to more episodes!