JD (John-David) Sheard, Co-Founder and Partner, Eastend Ventures

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Adelaide Connected

The Committee for Adelaide

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Adelaide Connected is a podcast series aimed at giving insight into people who have lived abroad and why they have chosen Adelaide as home to live and work. Hosts Naomi Marsh and Ali Chatburn speak with professionals from various industries who are now based in Adelaide, South Australia. We hear about why they chose to move to Adelaide, how they navigated the migration experience and forming new networks, and what they love about their new home town. Also see the 'Benchmarking Adelaide' podcast to hear from passionate South Australian leaders on how Adelaide compares on a global scale.

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JD (John-David) Sheard, Co-Founder and Partner, Eastend Ventures

Adelaide Connected

44 minutes 36 seconds

4 months ago

JD (John-David) Sheard, Co-Founder and Partner, Eastend Ventures

In this episode, we are thrilled to be chatting with JD Sheard.

JD (John-David) is the Co-founder and Partner of Eastend Ventures, Founder and Managing Director of Virtca Capital, and Non-executive director of several prominent technology and not-for-profit organisations.

Originally from Canada, JD has spent the past two decades living and working throughout Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe.

JD relocated to Adelaide in 2021 after being awarded the Australian Global Talent Visa based on his internationally recognised technology and business achievements.

We look forward to chatting to JD about his experience moving to Adelaide, what he loves about his new hometown and his future plans.

This podcast was recorded on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people and we pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.