Hacking Rounds: candid conversations with founders and investors across Latin America.
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Oct 25, 2022
César Avilés of Escalab Academy shares an interesting path that not everyone considers: taking the time to develop the skills needed to pursue private investment.
Aug 25, 2022
Discover Mil Usos App's journey as a marketplace for professional home services and its path to finding product-market fit in the midst of the health crisis.
Jun 27, 2022
This time, we’re bringing you a collection of recommendations from some of the founders who have already appeared on the “Hacking Rounds” podcast.
Jun 9, 2022
Learn about the fundraising story of Ship It, a Chilean startup in the e-commerce industry.
Jun 6, 2022
Listen to our conversation with Fernando Vera, CEO and co-founder of CINCEL, about raising its seed round and how the company is building the future of digital signatures in LATAM.
Apr 27, 2022
We spoke with Ana Barrera, CEO and founder of Aflore, a Colombian lending fintech.
Apr 22, 2022
Learn about Elenas’ fundraising journey. Founded by Zach Oschin, the startup raised its Series A of $6M USD when he was 22 years old, bringing its total funding to $8M USD.
Apr 9, 2022
We spoke with Pedro Neira, CEO and founder of Megabite, a startup building the future of food delivery and dark kitchens, about its $1.5M USD seed round
Feb 24, 2022
Learn the story of Meep, a Spanish mobility-as-a-service startup that raised $7M euros in its Series A.
For the 2nd time, we spoke with Adriel Araujo, CEO and co-founder of Hackmetrix, a cybersecurity startup. In episode #8 of this podcast, we discussed its pre-seed round. This time, we talk about raising its $1.55M USD seed round.
Jan 3, 2022
Juli Villalba, CEO & Co-founder of Rebus, told us how they went from not knowing what a pitch deck was to raising +$800K USD in LATAM and the USA.
Nov 19, 2021
We spoke with Jennifer Reyna, co-founder and COO of Okboy, about her previous venture, Gaszen. They started the hardware startup in 2015 and managed to raise nearly $750K USD, but ultimately had to shut it down.
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