Ep 18 | Stanford Ignite & Lendecon Founder Dylan Pathirana

from Curiosity Crisis Podcast · host CuriosityCrisis

Dylan is a renewable energy engineer who left the Energy Industry to pursue entrepreneurship. He went to the Ignite Program at Stanford Graduate school of Business and has founded a sustainable equipment lending company called Lendecon. We unpack this journey into the unknown with Dylan and discover the key takeaways gained from his couple of months at Stanford. Dylan is a friend of the show and someone we've been patiently waiting to have on the show when he returned to Australia from Stanford!Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/curiositycrisispodcast/LinkedInhttps://linkedin.com/company/curiosity-crisis-podcastWebsite:https://www.curiositycrisis.com/

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