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Santiago Aparicio, Ontop: Transforming the future of work, Ep 158 The future of work is going to be remote and decentralized, according to Santiago Aparicio, Co-Founder and CEO of Ontop, a payroll software startup that allows companies to le
Maricel Saenz, Compound Foods: Coffee without Coffee Beans, Ep 157 People continue to experience how global warming can have devastating effects on the world. Crop yields have already started to decline from rising temperatures, changes in ra
Juanma Gironella, Guros: Reshaping The Latin American Insurance Industry, Ep 156 The traditional insurance experience in Latin America is an inefficient, non tech process. Most people don’t want to buy it but know they have to. At the same ti
Caterine Castillo, Neivor: Streamlining real estate administration in Latin America, Ep 153 In Latin America, a building manager typically has to handle thousands of apartment units and tenants. This means simultaneously dealing with building
Gonzalo Blanco, Quansa: Building the future of financial health in Latin America, Ep 152 For years, Gonzalo Blanco and Mafalda Barros have seen how the misaligned incentives in Latin American financial products push the average person to make
Greatest Hits Episode: Marta Forero, Driving Economic Growth in Latin America via Corporate Education with UBits, Ep 149 For this week’s episode of Crossing Borders, we’re revisiting one of our greatest hits episodes featuring UBits’ Marta F
Maribel Dominguez, Círculo de Belleza: Building a vertical marketplace to supply the professional beauty industry, Ep 150 After graduating from university in the US in 2009 at the height of the financial crisis, Maribel Dominguez decided to m
Greatest Hits Episode: Matías Rivera, Building Businesses and Replanting Patagonian Trees, Ep 149 For this week’s episode of Crossing Borders, we’re revisiting one of our greatest hits episodes featuring Fanatiz’ Matías Rivera. What do Sta
Maribel Dominguez, Círculo de Belleza: Building a vertical marketplace to supply the professional beauty industry, Ep 149 After graduating from university in the US in 2009 at the height of the financial crisis, Maribel Dominguez decided to m
Benjamin Labra, Houm: Streamlining the Real Estate industry in Latin America, Ep 148 Latin America’s real estate market is opaque, broken and bureaucratic. The home buying process in the region can take up to a year, and even just renting an
Nico Barawid, Casai: Providing Consistently High-Quality Hospitality in Mexico, Ep 147 In Mexico, the hospitality industry is the third-highest contributor to GDP. Therefore, when COVID-19 initially shut tourists out of the country and forc
Greatest Hits Episode: Daniel Bilbao, Fighting Fraud in Latin America, Ep 146 For this week’s episode of Crossing Borders, we’re revisiting one of our greatest hits episodes featuring Truora’s Daniel Bilbao. Originally from Cali, Colombia, D
Greatest Hits Episode: Federico Vega, Transforming Transport Logistics in Latin America, Ep 145 For this week’s episode of Crossing Borders we’re revisiting one of our greatest hits episodes featuring Cargo X’s Federico Vega. Anytime you have
Pedro Moura, Flourish: Building the tech infrastructure to help people make better financial decisions, Ep 144 Pedro Moura moved from Natal, Brazil to the US at a young age, overcoming many challenges while always trying to build a better fut
Alexander Torrenegra, Torre: Reinventing job-matching and recruitment services, Ep 143 Alexander Torrenegra believes that most talent is going to waste because it’s not being exposed to the right opportunities. That’s why he founded Torre, a
Pete Flint, NFX: Tapping into world-class startups in Latin America, Ep 142 During the summer of ‘95, when Netscape went public, Pete Flint decided he wanted to get involved in Internet startups as the next step in his career. He went on to f
Bismarck Lepe, Wizeline: Building world class startups from Mexico and Silicon Valley , Ep 141 Bismarck Lepe was part of the first batch of entrepreneurs to leave Google, ready to take the world by storm. And that he did. His first startup wa
David Poritz, Credijusto: Helping SMEs grow in Latin America, Ep 140 According to David Poritz, over six million SMEs in Mexico have historically lacked access to credit. That’s one of the reasons why in 2015, David decided to build Credijusto,
Maria Fujihara, Sinai Technologies: Helping corporations mitigate climate change through decarbonization software, Ep 139 Maria Fujihara firmly believes in the power of the private sector to be a key piece in combating climate change. After a
Agustin Feuerhake, Fintual: Redefining what it means to invest in Latin America, Ep 138 For retail investors in Latin America, the options to invest are limited. This space is often dominated by traditional banks that charge very high fees and
Jose Miguel Cortes, Fondo de Fondos: Supporting the venture capital industry in Mexico and Latin America, Ep 137 A fund of funds raises capital from different investors to invest in Venture Capital or Private Equity funds. These investors –mo
Daniel Rodriguez, Picap: Delivery and Logistics in Latin Americans, Ep 136 Daniel Rodriguez lives in Bogotá, the third most traffic-congested city in the world. He knows a thing or two about the frustration that comes from spending hours insi
Brynne McNulty Rojas: Leading Colombia’s Real Estate Industry into the Future, Ep 135 Born and raised in New Jersey, Brynne McNulty Rojas’ interest in the real estate industry goes back to one of her classes about international housing financ
Rodrigo Sánchez-Ríos, La Haus: Helping Latin Americans Find their Ideal Homes, Ep 134 Rodrigo Sanchez Rios’ childhood dream was to be like Bruce Wayne. He grew up in Tijuana, Mexico surrounded by great role models in his family who instilled
Brian Requarth, Viva the Entrepreneur: Founding, Scaling and Raising Venture Capital in Latin America, Ep 133 Over a decade ago, Brian Requarth bought a one-way ticket to Colombia and never looked back. Since then, he’s become a seasoned entr
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