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Ryan Bloomer from K50 talks about K50 and what the firm bets on, the investment in diverse geographies and what is the one investment that exemplifies K50's thesis
The founders of Pomelo, Addi, Bitso, Morado, Nuvemshop, Xepelin, Clivi, Sami, and SuperPlants shared with us what insights startup founders in their industries can't miss.
Federico Antoni from ALLVP talks about teaching to the startup and venture capital segments, what are his views about the current market landscape and the development of a startup culture in LatAm.
Oso Trava from Cracks Fund explains what a "crack" is, talks about founders' personal brand and the pros and cons of celebrities in the investor world.
Izabel Gallera and Marcos Toledo from Canary talk about the company investment thesis, their process and how the LatAm ecosystem evolved through the years.
Marlene Garayzar from Stori talks about what is like being a Mexican unicorn, the story of Stori and the challenges the fintech faces daily.
Simon Baker from CAV Investment Group talks about founders' common mistakes, how to approach investors and the value the can create, and why tough conversations are a must.
Alejandro Diez Barroso from DILA Capital talks about his journey as a entrepreneur and how this shaped his investments, his vision for LatAm startups future and how venture capital firms can bring value to founders.
To become closer to global firms, it's essential to understand their decision-making process. Find out what factor makes sense when a16z, Founders Fund, and Harlem Capital look at a startup and how the current market impacts on investment
Venture capital is not about driving a car, but flying a spaceship. Find out what Canary, Monashees, and Kaszek value when selecting startups and what these VCs look forward for the next years in their talk during Vamos Latam Summit.
Building a community is a powerful tool for any startup, but not an easy task to accomplish. Find the best practices from Ian Hathaway, Camilla Junqueira, and André Barrence in their talk during Vamos Latam Summit.
There are over 1,000 fintechs in Latin America. Why is the industry so hot and what are the ones standing out doing differently?
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