Today's featured guest is Dora Palfi.
Join us in the latest episode of the Tech Hustler Podcast, where we delve deep into the world of inclusive coding education and empowerment, featuring the remarkable Dora Palfi!
Dora isn't your typical tech enthusiast; she's the co-founder and CEO of Imagi, an edtech company that's revolutionizing the way we approach learning to code. Imagi's mission is to shape the future tech workforce through an inclusive and creative approach to coding education.
Imagi's journey began with a student organization for women in STEM, driven by a passion to make coding an enjoyable experience.
But here's the twist - with AI taking the spotlight, is traditional coding still relevant?
Dora offers a thought-provoking analogy, drawing parallels to the introduction of calculators in classrooms. Discover why coding remains as crucial as ever, especially in the age of AI, and its pivotal role in ensuring diversity in tech.
We also dive into the challenges faced by female founders in the startup world and how they navigate the system, sharing invaluable insights from their firsthand experiences.
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💫 Leadership skills and team management.
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Today's featured guest is Tiffany Boswell.
I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Tiffany, the remarkable co-founder of Meela, a pioneering mental health tech company with a mission to revolutionize female mental health. 🚀
In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into Tiffany's inspiring journey as she shares insights into the world of female entrepreneurship, her commitment to fostering a better future for women's mental well-being, and the challenges and triumphs she's encountered along the way.
Tiffany's incredible work hasn't gone unnoticed. In 2022, she was deservedly elected Female Founder of the Year by DI Digital and has clinched several prestigious awards. ✨ Not to mention, she's secured investments from some of the world's most reputable investors, propelling Meela toward even greater heights. 🌟
Discover the ups and downs of her funding journey, including navigating the treacherous waters of the Valley of Death, a critical stage where startups must perform under high stakes and fast growth expectations. 💼
Listen now on and let Tiffany's story inspire you to chase your dreams, make a meaningful impact, and navigate the complex world of startup funding! 💪
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Tech Hustler Mastermind a 10-week program:
💫 Expert sessions on legal matters, options, and shareholder agreements.
💫 Building an attractive personal and startup brand.
💫 Understanding AI and tech architecture: what to build and what to buy.
💫 Leadership skills and team management.
💫 Plus, there's a secret surprise in store! 🎁
But that's not all! You'll also get:
💫 Exclusive access to a supportive community.
💫 An accountability buddy to keep you on track.
💫 The opportunity to be in the hot seat for personalized coaching.
💫 Access to a private WhatsApp group.
💫 And a bonus 1x1 coaching session with yours truly! 🌟
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Tech Hustler Mastermind a 10-week program:
💫 Expert sessions on legal matters, options, and shareholder agreements.
💫 Building an attractive personal and startup brand.
💫 Understanding AI and tech architecture: what to build and what to buy.
💫 Leadership skills and team management.
💫 Plus, there's a secret surprise in store! 🎁
But that's not all! You'll also get:
💫 Exclusive access to a supportive community.
💫 An accountability buddy to keep you on track.
💫 The opportunity to be in the hot seat for personalized coaching.
💫 Access to a private WhatsApp group.
💫 And a bonus 1x1 coaching session with yours truly! 🌟
There is only 10 spots so, spots are limited!
Apply today: https://techhustler.ck.page/mastermind
Today's featured guest is Maria Assarson.
As the CEO and founding partner of Hidden Dreams, one of Europe's fastest-growing Venture Builders, Maria's work revolves around the development and investment in self-founded tech companies. Her journey also includes being the co-founder and former CEO of Tekninkvinnor.
In this captivating episode, we embark on a journey into Hidden Dreams' unique strategy for creating startups. Driven by an unwavering passion for addressing unconventional and often overlooked challenges within large organizations, they specialize in steering clear of saturated markets.
Maria passionately delves into their mission to empower entrepreneurs, highlighting the crucial role of ownership shares and the co-creation process, with a particular focus on securing that all-important first paying customer.
We also dive deep into the invaluable insights from "The Mom Test," a guide to mastering the art of effective customer validation, where Maria emphasizes the significance of asking the right questions.
Navigating the ever-evolving landscape of fundraising, Maria shares her perspective on its shifting dynamics and underscores the paramount role of investor relations in the world of startups.
In conclusion, Maria stresses the critical importance of laying a robust foundation and making the tough decisions necessary for triumph in the realm of startups. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration from her remarkable journey and expertise.
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Today's guest is the amazing Julia Delin
In this episode we discuss how to build your company to be a VC case. We also discuss what building fast really means and that VC capital is not suitable for all types of businesses.
We also tell you the hard truth that 50% of you are not going to get a follow up investment. (I know it sucks!) But on a positive note, we share how to increase your chances and your evaluation and guide you through the different steps of a funding journey and what progress you need to show at every stage.
Julia also shares all the questions that you should ask an investor before investing in your company and we also uncover the VC's secret CRM system about you…
We also share ONE mistake a lot of founders and probably you are doing in investor meetings and what you should focus on in a recession…
Julia is the CEO of SSE Ventures - the venture capital fund of the Stockholm School of Economics, investing in startups admitted to the startup incubator of the business school. She has a background as the CEO of SSE Business Lab, where she has coached 150+ startups on fundraising, growth marketing and sales during her 5 years in the position. Prior to that, she co-founded the event ticketing platform Simply Events, and worked with growth at multiple startups. Julia is an active angel investor in startups like imagiLabs and Relox Robotics and sits on the board of horsetech startup Ridely. In her spare time, she writes about startups, diversity, and works for an equal tech scene.
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Today's guest is the amazing Ida Herbertsson.
In this episode we talk about money, sexuality and investing in women. How women and men are asked different questions when raising capital. That VC capital is not for everyone and just because you get VC capital it doesn't mean that you are going to build a successful company. Lastly, we cover the exciting topic of money and sexuality, how these are connected and why they are important for our creative flow.
Ida is running an early stage investment structure, which has invested in over 90 companies. About 45% of their portfolio companies have at least one female founder and the latest investment company has over 40% female investors. She is also a Feminvest Ambassador working to accelerate female ownership. In her own coaching business she teaches and supports women to love money and to connect with their sexuality.
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Today's guest is the amazing Malin Frithiofsson Co- founder of DAYA and Angel Investor.
In this episode we talk about why we see so few women in technology and why the system is not favorable towards women. We also talk about the startup incubator programs being “one size fit all” and that it is made for a male technical founder. We discuss what Femtech is and also contextual femtech, a threat to women's wellbeing that is not necessarily connected to the physical body. We also discuss why femtech startups are struggling with raising money and that not everyone wants equality and if we all wanted it we would already have it.
Malin is a femtech supporter, startup enthusiast, angel investor & creator of human life. Malin is the CEO of DAYA, a company on a mission to accelerate global femtech innovation. She's also an early, EARLY, stage investor who prides herself on joining most of her startups from the very beginning of their journey. She loves reading ridiculously dirty fantasy romance novels, embarrassing her husband and drinking wine in all shapes and sizes.
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Today's guest is the amazing Maria Hedengren.
In this episode we talk about building a startup in a crisis. We discuss different strategies and the importance of focusing on your core business. We also talk about thinking big and to be prepared to scale your business from the start. We talk about scalable leadership and stereotypes of the perception of female leaders. We also cover factors that Maria is taking into consideration when she is investing in startups as an angel investor and she also shares her best startup advice.
Maria has extensive experience from executive leadership positions in international corporations. Companies that have been in rapid growth through transformation and digitalisation of traditional, analogue or brick and mortar industries. Where success is built on use of massive amounts of data, technology innovation and an agile company culture with value driven leadership. She has scaled both public and private tech companies and expanded them internationally. She has been leading private funding rounds as well as IPOs. Her experiences include positions such as CFO of iZettle just before their IPO when they were acquired by PayPal and CEO of Readly as it IPOed in 2020. Today she spends her time working in a number of non-executive boards, coaching and advising start-ups and scale-ups and doing angel investments.
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Today's guest is the amazing Camilla H. Lastein
She is the co-founder and Managing Partner of Celestial Group, a private equity firm on a mission of moving wealth into the hands of women. An entrepreneur turned private equity investor who started and sold her first company in the education technology space after dropping out of university.
As the Managing Partner of Celestial, Camilla is a firm believer that we should all be investors, and by giving retail investors like you and me equal access to investment opportunities currently reserved for institutions, she’s on a mission to break the time-for-money paradigm. “Making investing sexier than the latest Gucci bag”.
In this episode we talk about wealth distribution between men and women and how to get more wealth in the hands of women. We also talk about what success is, how to define it for yourself and incorporate it in your daily work instead of just looking at the big milestones. We also talk about investing in a cash flowing business that you can live off instead of investing and saving for your retirement. And we poke a hole in the glamorous picture of the tech industry and life as a startup founder.
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Today's guest is the amazing Jesse Shanahan.
Jesse is a machine learning developer with a focus on humanitarian uses of AI and AI ethics. With an academic background in applied linguistics and astrophysics, Jesse has contributed to research in the fields of technology ethics and extragalactic astrophysics, and they hold a patent for cybersecurity applications of machine learning. In addition to their research, Jesse co-founded the American Astronomical Society's Working Group on Accessibility and Disability and is an avid science communicator with publications featured in Science Magazine, Forbes, and Astronomy Magazine. While they currently work as the CTO of Another Round, a start-up focused on inclusive fitness, they have many hobbies outside of work, including a Twitch channel devoted to science education and two dogs - Tennessee and Hubble.
In this episode we demystify AI where we talk about what is AI, biases in the data and how it can be harmful. We also talk about AI not magically solving all our problems and why it will not take your job. We talk about ChapGPT and large language models, the data they are trained on and the limits that they have. We also talk about the VC landscape, getting real disruption by investing in diverse teams and the unsexy product. We also talk about the tech industry, Twitter, Google and the layoff that we have seen in the latest months.
If you want to learn more about AI and all these new tools that are coming out now, this episode is for you!
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Today's guest is the amazing Alexandra Kafka Larsson.
She is a former military intelligence officer, an LGBTQ human rights activist and a chief technology officer with a degree in Political Science. After spending over 20 years in the military focusing on how to understand the world around us, with the help of software she has now founded her own company called Parsd. Parsd wants to give people more time to think and make sure that the insights we distill from lots of text and audio is based on trusted sources.
In this episode we talk about AI with a particular focus on language and how Parsd can help to structure and help us to understand the quality of the insights we consume. We also talk about how it is to be a LGBTQ woman in tech and to build a startup as a minority. Leading with your values and having diversity as a core of your business.
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Today's guest is the amazing Juliana Araújo.
She is a Senior Product Manager at Spotify. She moved to Sweden in 2018 as an Brazilian immigrant. She is a public speaker and Nordic Women in Tech Awards’ winner where she won Mentor of the Year in 2021 and she is also founder of Beela.
Utilizing her experience, coaching and mentoring skills, she has empowered immigrant women and non-binary people to secure their first tech job in Sweden and has provided a community to share knowledge, experience, and offer support. Aside from diversity & inclusion Juliana is passionate about music, sci-fi and data & analytics.
In this episode we talk about the power of mentorship and meaningful connections. We also talk about networks and how to get a job in tech as an immigrant. We also cover how it is to run a non profit company in Sweden. We talk about diversity and inclusion and the lack of awareness of it in Sweden. We talk about the gender gap in tech, how we keep women in the industry and why it is important to confront your own biases and beliefs.
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Today's guest is the amazing Annie Lindmark.
She works with funding and innovation at Swedens innovation agency, Vinnova. She focuses on emerging technology and enabling innovation that can make a positive impact on the world and contributing to sustainable growth. She is an ecosystem builder for international collaboration around innovation and research in Europe and beyond, currently with focus on Nordic innovation house in Silicon Valley and is representing Sweden in the Nordic Innovation task force for diversity. She is also responsible for the Swedish governmental mission around Deeptech.
Annie has also co-founded the network W.Empowerment and the personal development company One Empowerment, that create tools to help people live a more meaningful life through conversations.
In this episode we talk about how you can apply for different grants from Vinnova. We also talk about speculative design and thinking of future needs of the society. We discuss who is and can be an entrepreneur and the need for diversity. We also talk about the culture in Silicon Valley to build fast and break things and why entrepreneurs need to think before they break things that cannot be repaired. We cover the current climate in the tech industry with all the layoffs from big tech companies and we do a comparison between the Swedish and Silicon Valley startup ecosystems.
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Today's guest is the amazing Charlotte Fuller.
She is a world travelling, award-winning digital transformation expert and STEM champion with a passion for elevating the place of women in tech. After personally experiencing burnout whilst working within a male dominated environment that had a toxic work culture; which caused her to step off the treadmill, re-examine her future and come back fighting! Charlotte is today known as the ‘Confidence Queen for Women in STEM’, and she helps industry leading organizations to empower their female talent so that women in business thrive.
In this episode we talk about rapid strategies for building unshakable confidence as a woman in tech. How to set healthy boundaries so that you can feel safe and empowered in the workplace. How to implement simple yet effective methods to overcome a fear of speaking up so that you can make your voice heard at work and how to apply techniques for leveraging both feminine and masculine energy. Survival skills on how to thrive and be your authentic self and succeed in a male-dominated environment.
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Today's guest is the amazing Danait Hagos.
Danait Hagos is a business adviser at Almi loans which is the government sponsored bank and financial institution. She has 11+ years experience from the financial industry and has been working at some of the biggest banks in Sweden. She is also running House of Simona, a sustainable and luxury coffee brand with coffee beans sourced from Ethiopia.
In this educational episode we talk about what loans and grants are suitable for different types of companies. We talk about the criteria for getting a loan and what happens if you go bankrupt and can't pay your loans anymore. We also talk about how to create value in your company and how to pitch when looking for money.
We talk about the importance of social capital and how it transforms into financial capital. We also talk about finding the right investor for you and not to take a no personally or that your business idea is bad but instead seeing it as not a good match. We talk about that we all have different starting points in life and comparison is not beneficial to us. We also get into hip hop music, Jay-Z and Rihanna.
We talk about the complex paradox of the VC landscape, listen to the end of the episode to find out what it is!
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Today's guest is the amazing Evelina Anttila
She is an investor and partner at the early stage venture capital fund Wellstreet, and a co-founder of legal tech company Justic. She is also an angel investor, board professional and keynote speaker covering topics such as entrepreneurship and startups. Evelina previously served as General Counsel & Head of Public Affairs at AI company Peltarion, and also has a background as an M&A lawyer at leading Nordic business law firm Mannheimer Swartling.
In this episode we talk about gender stereotypes in tech and that network is a privilege today. We also talk about fundraising, thinking bigger and the founder market fit. We also cover how to find the right funding for your company and also the right investor. And also discuss the current VC landscape and to fundraise in a crisis.
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Today's guest is the amazing Sanne Fouquet
She is the founder of Melon, a micro-learning platform for Gen Z. Before starting Melon she worked as a Data Scientist and Product Manager at the American software company Palantir in London, and at the trading floor on the investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. She holds a Master Degree in Machine Learning from UCL and in Applied Mathematics from KTH, but is spending most of her time these days micro-learning and upskilling in UX design, product and all things community building.
In this episode we talk about the importance of community building to get closer to your customers and how you build it on platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Discord. We discuss generation Gen Z and the way they share their life on social media and the longing for being authentic. We also discuss how it is to raise VC capital as a solo founder and the hoopes that you have to jump through.
Hope you enjoy the episode and if it speaks to you it would mean a lot to me if you would follow the show, give it a nice review and share it with your friends.
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Today's guest is the amazing Astrid Gyllenkrok Kristenssen
She is the CEO and Co-Founder of LEIA, a Swedish FamTech startup on a mission to reinvent postpartum and parental health for the digital age. Before entering the world of startups Astrid spent 15 years driving digital business development and innovation in executive roles for companies such as CNN and Viaplay. As a Founder and a mother of three she's passionate about female health and changing the narrative around parental health.
In this episode we talk about parental and postpartum struggles and that 90% of women giving birth will experience mental or physical difficulties. We also cover the lack of data in female health and that Volvo just made the first Crash test dummies with female physiology.
We also talk about the illusion of life work balance and why you should hire mothers. We talk about the importance of finding the right investors because they can make or break you and changing the traditional narrative of success and picture of an entrepreneur.
Hope you enjoy the episode and if it speaks to you it would mean a lot to me if you would follow the show, give it a nice review and share it with your friends.
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Today's guest is the amazing Michaela Berglund
She is the CEO of Feminvest, the largest hub for female ownership across the Nordics, with the vision to educate and inspire more female investors and entrepreneurs. She is a passionate strategist with a focus on entrepreneurship and investments working with both unlisted and listed companies. She is currently the Stockmarket Expert at Expressen, Chairwoman of HODL SPAC and TV host at EFN.
In this episode we talk about female ownership and to understand your own investments and what you invest in. We also discuss the importance of talking with your girlfriends about ownership, money and investing. We talk about leaning into the opportunities rather than obstacles and that money is a powerful tool.
Do you know what investing in a SPAC is?
Listen to the episode to find out!
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Today's guest is the amazing Nathalie Rajic!
She is a Confidence Coach and founder of Her Way, a one -stop destination for female empowerment and self development. Offering self developing articles, workshops, online classes and community to inspire and help women to go their own way and follow their dreams.
In this episode we talk about boosting your confidence and how you stop feeling like an imposture. We also talk about energy and how you can lean into your femenine energy that is the source of creativity, playfulness and reflection. How to shift between maskuline and femenine energy in your leadership to achieve your goals and work in your flow.
We also talk about Quiet Quitting so tune in to hear our thoughts about the topic.
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Today's guest is the amazing Vanja Wikström!
Vanja Wikström is a serial entrepreneur who has launched everything from e-commerce companies to exercise programs, she has one of the country's largest children's channels on YouTube and also runs a site for used children's items. In addition to this, she works as an influencer profile. Her latest adventure is an NFT project where she is building the web3 brand World of Alidia, with the core mission to empower women to step into our digital future.
In today's episode we talk about how to build a NFT brand and create a space for women in the metaverse. We also discuss the barbie stereotyp portrait of women and how we can drive diversity in web3. We cover a couple of big American brands like World of Women and kick ass woman Reese Witherspoon.
Hope you enjoy the episode and if it speaks to you it would mean a lot to me if you would follow the show, give it a nice review and share it with your friends.
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