Liam Randall, CEO and Founder of Cosmonic: $8.5 Million Raised to Power the Future of WebAssembly

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In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Liam Randall, CEO and Founder of Cosmonic, a company that has raised $8.5 Million in funding. Topics Discussed: Liam’s background as a hustler immigrants’ child How working with something you are passionate about will help you through tough times, and why it’s healthy to keep some discomfort in our lives Side effects of entrepreneurship which we usually only see when it’s too late How Cosmonic and WebAssembly are making life easier for developers worldwide Liam’s tips for successful communication

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