Thriving Minds with Alberto Zandi Archiv
94 Episoden
59 Minuten
Building a business is not always about finding an external gap in the market. Ahana Banerjee looked inward to what mattered to her to come up with a business idea while at university.
After experiencing severe acne through her teenage years, Ahana deleted her Instagram account and was determined to develop a platform for people to share their experiences with acne without being judged.
She developed Clear, a first-of-its-kind app that allows you to track your skincare routine and connect with other users who might be experiencing similar issues. Within two years, it was valued at $19 million.
In this episode, Ahana and Alberto discuss the unobvious benefits of having no experience in business, managing rapid growth, and driving innovation out of personal need.
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After experiencing severe acne through her teenage years, Ahana deleted her Instagram account and was determined to develop a platform for people to share their experiences with acne without being judged.
She developed Clear, a first-of-its-kind app that allows you to track your skincare routine and connect with other users who might be experiencing similar issues. Within two years, it was valued at $19 million.
In this episode, Ahana and Alberto discuss the unobvious benefits of having no experience in business, managing rapid growth, and driving innovation out of personal need.
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42 Minuten
What is the key to becoming a successful influencer?
Jordan Schwarzenberger is a university dropout with a passion for media enterprise. After working at one of the best European talent agencies, Jordan spotted a gap in the market and co-founded Arcade Media, a management company with a single client: The Sidemen, one of the biggest and most successful YouTube collectives, including KSI as a lead member.
In this episode, Jordan and Alberto discuss the importance of university education, the balance between spiritual and financial success, and whether having just one client is truly the smartest approach.
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Jordan Schwarzenberger is a university dropout with a passion for media enterprise. After working at one of the best European talent agencies, Jordan spotted a gap in the market and co-founded Arcade Media, a management company with a single client: The Sidemen, one of the biggest and most successful YouTube collectives, including KSI as a lead member.
In this episode, Jordan and Alberto discuss the importance of university education, the balance between spiritual and financial success, and whether having just one client is truly the smartest approach.
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39 Minuten
Most people don’t start a business because they don’t think they have a groundbreaking idea. Arian Zandi proves this wrong, emphasizing that implementation is more important than the initial idea.
Arian Zandi decided to quit his corporate career in strategy consulting to follow his passion for entrepreneurship. In 2018, Arian co-founded Emerald Hospitality Group. Many would argue that the hospitality industry is very tough, but Arian’s approach to business is industry-agnostic. While some industries may be more competitive than others, the success of a company in any industry hinges on the implementation of the idea and the governance of the business. By 2024, Emerald Hospitality Group employs over 200 people, has nine-figure revenue, and has been listed by the Sunday Times as Britain's 100 fastest private companies.
In this episode, Alberto is joined by his twin, business partner, and co-founder of Emerald Hospitality Group, Arian Zandi. They discuss the benefits of being an entrepreneur, the sacrifices involved, and the importance of a balanced co-founder relationship.
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Arian Zandi decided to quit his corporate career in strategy consulting to follow his passion for entrepreneurship. In 2018, Arian co-founded Emerald Hospitality Group. Many would argue that the hospitality industry is very tough, but Arian’s approach to business is industry-agnostic. While some industries may be more competitive than others, the success of a company in any industry hinges on the implementation of the idea and the governance of the business. By 2024, Emerald Hospitality Group employs over 200 people, has nine-figure revenue, and has been listed by the Sunday Times as Britain's 100 fastest private companies.
In this episode, Alberto is joined by his twin, business partner, and co-founder of Emerald Hospitality Group, Arian Zandi. They discuss the benefits of being an entrepreneur, the sacrifices involved, and the importance of a balanced co-founder relationship.
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43 Minuten
Do you think you need to study a technology-related field to build a company in the tech space?
This is the story of Alisha Fredriksson, a gymnast who became an expert in climate crisis mitigation technologies and raised millions to found a company aiming to change the world.
Global shipping accounts for 11% of total emissions in the transport sector, and its carbon footprint could increase by a shocking 250% by 2050 if left unchecked.
But Alisha Fredriksson’s company, Seabound, has a plan to stop this in its tracks.
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This is the story of Alisha Fredriksson, a gymnast who became an expert in climate crisis mitigation technologies and raised millions to found a company aiming to change the world.
Global shipping accounts for 11% of total emissions in the transport sector, and its carbon footprint could increase by a shocking 250% by 2050 if left unchecked.
But Alisha Fredriksson’s company, Seabound, has a plan to stop this in its tracks.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
