A Founder's Life

In this episode, we speak with Olivia Cotes-James of Luuna, about the company's journey and how they are changing as new opportunities and ideas arise. Olivia is a classic entrepreneur, navigating markets, creating amazing products, and pursuing opportunities that appear before her. What inspires me about Olivia is the journey she has taken to build a company that is growing beyond its initial idea, giving women around the world healthier, happier and confident lifestyles at home and in the workplace. Stay tuned to hear Olivia’s journey and learn about where she’s going next.

In this episode, we talk to Janos Barberis about his journey as a founder on SuperCharger FinTech Accelerator which focused on B2B FinTech companies expanding in the region. However, later on due to the prevalence of mental health issues in founders, Janos started Founders Taboo to try to solve this issue. In Founders Taboo they are building the worlds largest online course & community on the topic. Tune in to listen to Janos's thoughts on the stress of a founder and how founders should deal with mental health issues.

In this latest episode of A Founder's Life we talk to Henry Waterfield and James Kellett, who are the founders of Spotship. First starting Spotship in 2019, Henry and James realized how the Shipping Industry was stuck in the "stone age", and realized the potential in modernising this industry. However, the journey has been tough since they were both not tech guys, and lacked funding. Tune in to listen to the emotional mangel it has been for both Henry and James as founders, and what it really takes to revolutionise such a traditional industry.

In this episode of A Founder's Life, we present Shan Han and Mark Francis, who are the founders of Zetl. Zetl is a company that offers growth financing through various products to help with business expansion and working capital needs. Throughout the episode, both Shan and Mark talk about the different types of financing/funding, which types different founders should focus on and what investors are truly looking for in a start up.

In this episode of A Founder's Life we will be talking to Stephanie Tan who is the Founder and CEO of Nooci, a for women by women supplements company, on a mission to modernize Traditional Chinese Medicine. As a mother herself, Stephanie was inspired by the health and benefits of the ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Because of this, she decided to found Nooci to "bring balance" to their bodies. With Stephanie's success in her startup journey, tune in to learn more about how she was able to build such a positive culture in her company while also successfully building a larger community of supporters to further help Nooci grow into what it is today.