VenturePoland™ Podcast

Disruption is very popular in 21st century. As a slogan or buzzword and it all started the day after we we're all given the first iPhone. But the truth is that we gave extraordinary meaning to something which occurs naturally as a result of the process of failure and repetition. My questions now is, how can we assess whether something is actually disruptive and in what scale? My today's guest is very close to the sun. And we talk MedTech so it is very serious...

This time we will dive deep into a researchers mind. I have invited prof. Robert Bogdanowicz from Gdańsk University of Technology. My guest is not as famous as prof. Michio Kaku who is most know from YouTube for his humorous speeches, but he's work is widely recognised and also very impressive as he specialises in diamonds. Enjoy!

Today we will hear a story which should be very interesting for those at the beginning of their startup journey. It's a story about a software startup trying to enter a very difficult and old school market. Logintegra specialises in optimising logistics and transportation operations in big manufacturing and production companies in Poland. They work with the biggest brands like Biedronka or ABB. This episode is very important for me because I've seen the ups and downs of my guest. I've known him for a while, we're good friends and I could probably do this episode on my own but I'd be rude doing it without him so in the end it's two of us today. Enjoy!

In today's episode I'd like you to have a closer look at the newest trends in technology. I have invited ByteLake to talk to us about AI, as they are the true experts in this field. Small, agile team creating innovation together with Microsoft or Lenovo. On a global scale, with globally-recognised results. I'm really looking forward to learn something new from them. www.venturepoland.pl

This episode is very different as we do not focus strictly on Poland but more on a personality and his drive to help other people. He represents a gigantic British organisation, the NHS. I took my chance and invited my friend Bartek Ludwicki who works at the Oxford Hospital. The quality of this recording is not pristine but if you want to hear a story about robots or how to manage implementation of a new technology in your business then you should stay tuned. www.venturepoland.pl

In this episode we focus more on the persona rather than the company or a specific product. Today I'm going share with you a lot of positive energy directly from Szymon Chlebowski. He's a very experienced consulting manager and advanced security technology expert. I'm going to ask him how he defines business development and whether he has any advices for startups when it comes to securing global partners.

Experience, comment, share and enjoy!

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I have a special guest for you today. We used to work together some time ago and I'm very proud of what he has accomplished over the years. Kamil Kozłowski is a C-level executive and a shareholder at Unisystem Ltd. The company deals with manufacturing and distribution of industrial grade displays and touch screens. In the interview we will hear how important is to just close your eyes and hustle without expectations as well as how to properly cooperate with business partners from the Far East.

Experience, comment, share and enjoy!

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Today I'd like to invite you to listen to my interview with Bartosz Kunka who is the inventor of C-Eye. A device that helps people affected by severe health problems like TBI, stroke or hypoxia and as a result they are not able to communicate with the doctors, their relatives or even express their emotions. In the interview we will discuss how the device works, how Bartosz came up with this idea and how difficult it is to actually introduce C-Eye to the market, or people who need it the most. I hope you will learn a lot today, I surely did when I recorded this interview.

Experience, comment, share and enjoy!

Hi everyone.

I really appreciate that you're here and you're interested in listening to what I have to say. At the end of the day it's your free time and I want to make the most of it for you.

In this episode I want to share with you the reasons for creating the VenturePoland Podcast, at least that's how I called it.

I really hope you're curious enough to click PLAY.

Enjoy!

Daniel Czachorowski