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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2025 · 47 MIN

From Expat Dream to Global Business: How Brian Samson Built a Nearshore Empire in Argentina

from The Personal Side of Business Podcast · host Jet Bunditwong

What happens when you leave a comfortable life in San Francisco to chase an international dream? In this episode, host Jet Bunditwong talks with Brian Samson, an entrepreneur who turned an expat adventure in Argentina into a thriving nearshore tech company. Brian shares how he raised $2 million, built a software team from the ground up, and learned to navigate Argentina’s complex business environment — all while redefining what it means to be a global founder. 🎙️ You’ll learn: How to build a company abroad (and survive the red tape) The real difference between offshore and nearshore outsourcing Why more U.S. businesses are hiring talent across Latin America How to think like a global entrepreneur — even if you start local Whether you’re dreaming of living abroad, scaling a startup, or just curious how far determination can take you, Brian’s story will inspire you to think bigger — and go global.   https://plugg.tech/ https://personalsideofbusiness.com/    

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