How to solve the world’s social issues using enterprise – with Jessica from Project Everest Ventures

Identifying your target customers with Recidivist entrepreneur and coach for startups David Bartholomeusz - Thinclab Growth Mindset podcast

David Bartholomeusz is a sales killer! Recidivist entrepreneur and coach for startups, his pieces of advice are priceless if you want to learn about how to identify your target customers and how to get quick feedbacks on your product and strategy.

We talked about proven and powerful sales techniques such as “smile and dial”, “10 before 10”, etc…

This episode is a motivation boost, a real coaching session…for free!

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This episode is made possible by Thinclab and the University of Adelaide.

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How to succeed as a service-based startup in a very competitive environment – with Annie Flannagan from Num8erLust

Annie is the CEO and founder of Better Business Basics, a financial consulting company for nearly 14 years and has decided to start a new entrepreneurial journey 3 years ago with Num8erLust, a platform using financial data to create industry benchmarks.

An episode full of practical advices for young entrepreneurs willing to launch a service-based company, from recruitment to mentoring through an Australian map and status of the service industry.

This episode is made possible by Thinclab and the University of Adelaide.

The marketing video mentioned in the podcast is available here:

How to contact Annie:

Email: [email protected]

Podcast contacts – do not hesitate to reach out for feedbacks and collaboration:

Sophie Champagne

Linked In : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-champagne-63a89351/

Email: [email protected]

Music production: [email protected]

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How to raise $450m for your ambitious renewable energy project – with Jason May from the Solar River project

Jason is the typical dreamer yet committed entrepreneur, working days and nights on his business – and it works! In this discussion, you will learn from a successful founder who did not forget to be grateful and give back to the community, and to remind how important mentors and partners are to build whether a start-up or an empire.

Teasing in numbers: the Solar River project consists of 640,000 solar panels deployed in South Australia using the world’s biggest battery existing so far (supplied by GE).

This episode is made possible by Thinclab and the University of Adelaide.

The marketing video mentioned in the podcast is available here:

How to contact Jason:

Email: [email protected]

Podcast contacts – do not hesitate to reach out for feedbacks and collaboration:

Sophie Champagne :

Linked In : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-champagne-63a89351/

Email: [email protected]

Music production: [email protected]

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How to solve the world’s social issues using enterprise – with Jessica from Project Everest Ventures

This episode is made possible by Thinclab and the University of Adelaide.

The marketing video mentioned in the podcast is available here:

Project Everest Ventures deploys students and professionals to solve real issues in the real world. Anyone can get involved and use his/her skills for a social project in local communities and make an impact.

Jessica explains how her and her co-founders decided to fill the gap in the global social help by creating tailored solutions, how partnerships with all stakeholders are crucial and how everyone can be part of the global social change movement.

How to contact Jessica:

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicasarvela/

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.projecteverest.ventures/

Podcast contacts – do not hesitate to reach out for feedbacks and collaboration:

Sophie Champagne :

Linked In : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-champagne-63a89351/

Email: [email protected]

Music production: [email protected]

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How to build a strong brand and community to support your social enterprise - with Eloise Hall from Taboo

Eloise has taken the mic today to talk about Taboo, a social enterprise selling organic cotton pads and tampons with all profits dedicated to associations ensuring that women have access to sustainable sanitary products and education. Eloise and her co-founder Isobel are still students but have managed to raise a strongly supportive community around their fantastic project. I have rarely seen a project catching as much attention among mentors, investors, entrepreneurs and business professionals like theirs!

This episode is made possible by Thinclab and the University of Adelaide.

How to contact Eloise

Email: [email protected]

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eloise-hall122/

Website: https://tabooau.co/

Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s19fW-plQS4

Podcast contacts – do not hesitate to reach out for feedbacks and collaboration:

Sophie Champagne

Email: [email protected]

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-champagne-63a89351/

Music production: [email protected]

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.