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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2024 · 49 MIN

#23 Evelina Olsson: Om å bygge fintech-selskapet Okida

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I denne episoden hører vi fra Evelina Olsson, gründer og tidligere daglig leder i fintech-selskapet Okida.Som 25-åring startet Evelina Finanstipset i 2017. Siden da har selskapet vokst til å omsette for over 170 millioner, blitt 32 ansatte og blitt Norges ledende markedsplass for refinansiering med pant - og de har refinansiert for over 7 milliarder.Evelina har vært på e24s liste av ledertalenter, og er med i DNs Aspiring Women initiativ og Okida har blitt nominert til årets norske startup på Nordic Startup Awards.I denne episoden snakker vi om hvordan hun startet og bygget Okida sammen med sin medgründer Fabian Grimelund, hvilken lærdom hun har tatt med seg og hennes beste tips til gründerspirer. Fortell meg gjerne hva du synes om episoden på Instagram @doerspodden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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