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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 48 MIN

Michael Kapps / Vitalk on impact-driven entrepreneurship, culture of experimentation and building tech business in Brazil

from The J Curve with Olga Maslikhova · host Olga Maslikhova

Thursday: For the very first episode, I am thrilled to bring you my conversation with Michael Kapps, the founder and CEO at Vitalk, Sao-Paulo, Brazil based digital health startup that aims to make mental healthcare accessible for the underserved population in Brazil. Vitalk has recently raised Series A from the likes of Vox Capital, Valor Capital, Green Rock and Goodwater Capital.In today's episode we will learn:1) How Michael made his way in the world of impact-driven entrepreneurship by first becoming a cowboy and learning Portuguese on a ranch?2) How to optimize organization for scalable leadership and nurture the culture of experimentation and failure tolerance?3) What are the critical things to know for anyone building tech business in Brazil?4) What are the things entrepreneurs should not be doing when fundraising? 5) What are the things VCs get wrong when evaluating startups in Brazil?

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