7 episodes
Inspired by Immigrants Roketto Labs
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Inspired by Immigrants is a new podcast created by the Roketto Labs team at Kyocera Document Solutions Development America (KDDA). Join hosts Sabrina Le (technical program manager) and Jacob Sapochnick (immigration lawyer) as they interview immigrant entrepreneur founders to learn about their struggles and experiences as professionals. New episode every month.
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Episode 7: A Celebrity Journey with Caroline Pearce
In episode 7 of Inspired by Immigrants, spokesperson and entrepreneur Caroline Pearce is a former UK Gladiator athlete, turned sports journalist, turned author, and now BT Sport network boxing host, as she speaks about her journey to the United States and the differences she found there compared to her homeland.
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Episode 6: Challenging the Unknown with Mannywellz
In episode 6 of Inspired by Immigrants, musician, producer, and entrepreneur Mannywellz speaks with Sabrina and Jacob as he discusses the challenges many immigrants face and how to overcome them.
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Episode 5: On Visas and Business with Daniela Genie
On episode 5 of Inspired by Immigrants, Sabrina and Jacob interview Daniela Genie, an early employee at music.ly, now known as TikTok. She discusses the trials of chasing a dream and the insecurity that comes with waiting for Visa approval.
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Episode 4: Making an Impact with Malte Niebelschuetz
In episode 4 of Inspired by Immigrants, Sabrina and Jacob interview founder and CEO of Shore Buddies Malte Niebelschuetz as he discusses empowering young people to help clean up our planet.
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Episode 3: Uncharted Territories with Suman Kanuganti
In episode 3 of Inspired by Immigrants, Sabrina and Jacob interview PersonalAI CEO and co-founder Suman Kanuganti, who discusses how he stays grounded and maintains his passion while trekking through entrepreneurial obstacles.
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Episode 2: Live & Learn with Nibha Aggarwal and George Krucik
In episode 2 of Inspired by Immigrants, Sabrina and Jacob interview iTreatMD founders Nibha & George who compare the successes and failures of their startups to a "work marriage."