
<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Adrian Macneil grew up packing kiwifruit in rural New Zealand, now he’s building the core infrastructure powering the future of robotics. After leading engineering teams at Cruise and...


Around 20% of New Zealanders live outside of New Zealand. This is our “Diaspora” — and it’s one of the world’s largest, per capita.Not only is it large, it's insanely talented… early in their lives and careers, many of New Zealand’s most ambitious individuals realise— if they want to make a dent in the universe, they need to get out there… to study abroad, get the experience, build relationships to help them win on a global stage.Today, those estimated ~1M expats include some of our finest talent. They are founders, top operators/execs at industry leading companies. They are scientists and researchers working at the frontiers of science: artificial intelligence, synthetic biology; global leaders in business, culture, and society… entrenched in all corners of the world, walks of live… largely “heads down”, doing their thing. https://www.diaspora.nzDisapora is part of the Day One network. Day One helps founders & operators make better business decisions more often.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAround 20% of New Zealanders live outside of New Zealand. This is our “Diaspora”, and it’s one of the world’s largest, per capita.
Recent episodes include "S3 | E8, Adrian Macneil (Co-Founder & CEO at Foxglove) on Developer Tools for Robotics, and Why Ambitious Kiwis Need to Go, and Come Back Smarter" (1 May 2025, 52 minutes), "S3 | E7 - Xavier Collins (CEO at Wonder) on AI’s creative revolution, building thriving marketplaces, and reshaping the film industry" (17 April 2025, 55 minutes), and "S3 | E6 - Anton Jackson Smith (b.next) on building synthetic cells, programmable biology, and the future of biotech" (10 April 2025, 52 minutes).
Diaspora.nz publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Diaspora.nz is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Diaspora.nz requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Diaspora.nz's contact route on record: verified email.
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Diaspora.nz is a business podcast with 22 episodes published.
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<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Adrian Macneil grew up packing kiwifruit in rural New Zealand, now he’s building the core infrastructure powering the future of robotics. After leading engineering teams at Cruise and...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Xavier Collins, London-born and New Zealand-raised, is no stranger to building marketplaces that scale. After early days at Uber, Xavier joined Nexus Notes before launching Deliveroo into...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Anton Jackson Smith is a synthetic biologist, Stanford PhD, and founder of b.next—a startup building synthetic cells from scratch to make biology truly programmable. Think of it as rewriting...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Growing up in Wellington, New Zealand, with parents in the police force and government, a career in film and TV wasn’t exactly on the radar for Georgia Rippin. But after studying law and Māori...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Bowen Pan’s career is a playbook on turning hidden opportunities into global products. Currently the VP of Product at Common Room (a $52M Series B startup backed by Greylock and Index...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Joel Little is one of the world's top music producers, quietly shaping global hits behind the scenes - from co-writing Lorde’s breakthrough "Royals" to producing massive tracks for artists...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Kathryn Zealand founded Skip to help people stay active and independent through aging and injury, inspired by her grandmother’s painful fall and the inadequate technology available at the...

<h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>When Jamie Beaton co-founded Crimson Education, his goal was simple: help ambitious students get into the world’s best universities. Fast forward ten years, Crimson has 800+ staff, global...

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<p>Listen/Subscribe on:</p><p>* Apple Podcasts</p><p>* Spotify</p><p>Hint Health co-founder and CEO Zak Holdsworth retains a strong Kiwi accent - after all, he grew up on a farm near Gisborne. It was no ordinary farm...

<p>Listen/subscribe on:</p><p>* Apple Podcasts</p><p>* Spotify</p><p></p><p>Clint Van Marrewijk (pronounced Marra-vick) is director and co-founder of Zelandez, a leading lithium brine technology company building cutting...

<p>Listen/subscribe on:</p><p>* Apple Podcasts</p><p>* Spotify</p><p>When Zachary Tan - actually, Doctor Zachary Tan - became president of Optain Health, the role combined three lifelong passions: treating patients...

<p>Cameron Priest is the co-founder and former CEO of TradeGecko, an inventory and order management platform for e-commerce businesses that was acquired by Intuit in 2020 for around $100M. He’s now building AMP, a...

<p>Ryan Everton is the founder and CEO at TURN, a San Francisco headquartered company pioneering reusable cup solutions for major events and fast-food chains. </p><p>From growing up on a farm and selling meat pies at...

<p>Min-Kyu Jung is the CEO and co-founder at Ivo, an AI contract law assistant for legal teams, which has raised $6.2 million in funding total from investors including Uncork Capital, Fika Ventures, GD1, Phase One, and...

<p>Rachel Carrell is the founder & CEO of KoruKids, Europe’s largest childcare platform— training, matching, and providing ongoing support to over 10,000 nannies across London.</p><p>Rachel is one of the special ones...

<p>Campbell Brown is Founder & CEO at PredictHQ, based in San Francisco. </p><p>PredictHQ help customers understand the catalysts behind any form of consumer demand, with a particular emphasis on real-world events...

<p>Privahini Bradoo is the co-founder and CEO at Plank — helping companies build and scale AI-enabled engineering teams + training the next generation of computer scientists. </p><p>Born in India, Privahini immigrated...

<p>Paul Copplestone is the co-founder and CEO at Supabase, the “open source Firebase alternative for building web and mobile apps.” If you were wondering what that means or why you should prioritise a listen— in Paul’s...

<p>Victoria Ransom is the Founder of Prisma — a cohort-based online school: “preparing 4-12th graders for a rapidly changing future, with an accredited, project-based virtual program where kids build real community.”...
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