Hosted by The Kitchen, Aarhus University · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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The Kitchen is the biggest startup hub at Aarhus University. We help students and researchers build the startup of their dreams. We host more than +30 events a year, including inspirational talks, networking and social events, investor events, workshops for startups and pitch sessions.This podcast will feature live conversations where entrepreneurs share inspiring stories and advice from across various industries. You'll learn about the challenges and triumphs they faced, the lessons they learned, and their guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs.
The Kitchen, Aarhus University hosts Podcast from The Kitchen, a business show with 14 episodes published.
How do you turn a personal challenge into a scalable business that helps thousands? And what does it take to balance entrepreneurship with personal well-being? Find out in this inspiring episode recorded on the 30th of A
In this episode of ‘Investor Readiness’ Katja Meyer talks to Michael Wiatr, Partner at the venture fund Antler, about: … why investors rarely invest in solo founders … the roles of the startup founder team … how to find
How do you turn machine learning expertise into a sustainable business while still being a student? Listen to thisa Morning Talk with CAIO (Chief AI Officer) Maria Hvid, co-founder of Neurospace and alumna from The Kitch
In this episode of ‘Investor Readiness’Katja Meyer talks to Magnus Stagsted, Principal at the venture fund PeopleVentures, about: … whatmetrics are and why they are important to startups … different types of metrics to u
How do you transform a research-based spinout into a scalable business with a commercial edge? And why might bringing a commercial entrepreneurial profile into the mix as a co-founder be a game-changer? In this episode M
Are you a curious on how you make a tangible impact with your reserach beyond academia? Listen to this Morning Talk with Marcela Mendoza-Suárez, a postdoc at Aarhus University and founder of SymbioMatch, a biotech startu
In this episode of ‘Investor Readiness’ Katja Meyer talks to investor and business angel Pernille Frandsen about: … which documents you need to have to be investor ready … how to build your data room, where to put it and
Do you want to explore a new way of entrepreneurship? One that prioritizes mental health and physical well-being over the hustle culture of endless hours and constant pressure. Listen to this Morning Talk with Rebekka Gu
In this episode of ‘Investor Readiness’ Katja Meyer talks to Claus Kristensen, partner at the venture fund Accelerace, about: … how to - and not to - figure out your valuation as an early stage startup … how to postpone
How do you build a fast scaling tech startup with a team of only 7 members and maintain a work week of four days? We invited CFO of Workfeed Jimmy Engelbrecht Sørensen to this morning talk. Founded six years ago out of p
How do you as a startup founder get your pitchdeck on top of the investors ever growing pile of investment hungry startups? In Investor Readiness we talk with investors, help you learn the language and dig out the best t
How do you go from being a postdoc to the CEO of a biotech spinout and raise more than 220 million DDK? Find out on this episode, when Simon Mølgaard, co-founder of Teitur Tropics joins us in the Kitchen for a Morning Ta
How do you find a great idea when you are not – as many entrepreneurial myths go – stricken by a lightning of it? Find out on the when CEO and co-founder of NorFalk Kasper Falkenberg joins us in The Kitchen for a Morning
Morning Talk where co-founder of Textile Change, Ditte Højland will be sharing her extraordinary journey from engineer student to textile recycling innovator👕 Ditte never imagined herself as an entrepreneur, but fate ha
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Podcast from The Kitchen is hosted by The Kitchen, Aarhus University. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 14 episodes.
Podcast from The Kitchen has published 14 episodes.
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