91 episodes
Unicorn Podcast Simon Squibb
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- Business
We interview founders of billion-dollar companies in a 60-minute deep dive to find out how they were able to build a business of this scale, to give our audience access to the knowledge that built their fortune.
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Building a $5bn Company From Scratch | S2 E5
In this episode of The Unicorn Podcast, Simon Squibb sits down with Rishi Khosla as they dive deep into the highs and lows of building a bank worth $5 BILLION, as well as what it takes to disrupt an industry that is stuck in its traditional ways.
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Disrupt or Be Disrupted: How Bolttech Exploded Its Way To Unicorn Status | S2 E4
In this episode of The Unicorn Podcast, Simon Squibb sits down with Rob Schimek, CEO of Bolttech, the groundbreaking unicorn insuretech company that has been making waves in the insurance industry.
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Meet The Man Who Changed The Hotel Industry Forever - Girish Jhunjhnuzwala | S2 E3
Meet The Man Who Changed The Hotel Industry Forever Girish Jhunihnuwala is the Founder and CEO of Ovolo
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The Fastest European Unicorn EVER! $0-2 Billion in 14 months: Philip Belamant Co-Founder, Zilch | S2 E2
In this episode, we delve into the mind of Philip Belamant, the visionary Co-Founder and CEO of Zilch, a groundbreaking fintech company revolutionizing the way we think about and interact with finance.
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The UK’s Most Controversial CEO Isn’t Who You Think He Is - Brewdog Founder: James Watt | S2 E1
In this episode of The Unicorn Podcast, Simon sits down with James Watt, the co-founder of BrewDog, one of the fastest-growing craft beer companies in the world. James shares the truth behind the controversy surrounding his brand, as well as his revealing his marketing secrets.
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We’re Not All Steve Jobs - How To Succeed Anyway | Tessa Wijaya: Xendit
Tessa Wijaya is the Chief Operating Officer and Co-founder of Xendit. She graduated from The University of Sydney, has vast experience in the field of private equity from large companies such as Principia and Mizuho and grew up in Indonesia. Tessa describes herself as “a unicorn among unicorns among unicorns.” There are a lot of people in her family who are entrepreneurs who ran small canteens and hawker stalls.