A podcast for entrepreneurial women: founders, builders, changemakers shaping the world we live in.
Female founders, investors and startup ecosystem enablers share their stories, knowledge, fears and failures, moments of growth and pieces of advice.
With these conversations, we want to inspire more women to build their own businesses.
#30: Will ChatGPT be your next career coach? - Darja Gutnick
Can you become a better leader in 2 min a day? Darja Gutnick, Co-Founder & CEO of Bunch, an AI leadership coach, states that yes. Darja also shares her own story of how losing key people on her team and going through a split-up with her co-founder made her better leader.
#23: Train the change muscle - Karen K. Burns
Her first job was as a saxophone player. Later, she worked on producing Star Wars and Fast & Furious in the Abu Dhabi desert - and absolutely hated it. Now an established IT professional, Karen K. Burns is the CEO & Co-Founder of Fyma, a computer vision company enabling data-driven urban planning.
Karen knows best what change is, on personal and professional levels. She and her co-founder launched Fyma right before the pandemic hit, only to see cities deserted.
We discuss how change starts deep inside us, why it is important to embrace and steer it and how to make decisions based on limited information. Finally, we examine how data and data-powered software will change urban space and our lives as urban dwellers.
#15: The music industry, selling the company to SoundCloud, and the unflashy side of the CEO role - Hazel Savage
The way we listen to and create music has been undergoing massive change with the rise of technology. To discuss this change and what it feels like to build and sell a business, we invited Hazel Savage. A music industry veteran, she co-founded Musiio, a music technology company, in 2018. In spring 2022, after receiving many offers, Hazel and her co-founder Aron Pettersson sold Musiio to SoundCloud. Prior to that, Hazel was an early Shazam employee and worked at major music companies like Pandora and HMV (British music retailer). With 15 years experience in the music industry, Hazel is a true music-tech lifer.