Razvan Paraschiv Podcast

Razvan Paraschiv

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The stories behind the greatest companies in the world, with their founders, hosted by Razvan Paraschiv

4d ago

How I Turned a Small Sandwich Shop Into a $2 Billion Empire

Julian Metcalfe walks us through building Pret A Manger, the sandwich chain he opened at 24 under a name bought for £100 and later sold for $2 billion, plus Itsu, now doing £250 million a year. From a distracted student copying his co-founder’s notes to a founder who never took a dividend in 30 years, he explains why focus beats everything. (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:08) How childhood experiences shape ambition (00:03:41) Why successful people never feel satisfied (00:04:12) Why money shouldn't be your biggest motivation (00:05:19) What really drives successful entrepreneurs (00:06:06) How Julian Metcalfe started Pret A Manger (00:06:23) Why your first business idea might fail (00:07:03) Why starting a business young is an advantage (00:07:30) Why young entrepreneurs should take more risks (00:08:04) The opportunity Julian saw in Britain's food industry (00:09:31) How travelling inspired his business ideas (00:09:53) How Julian found his co-founder (00:11:13) Why the best business partners have different strengths (00:12:07) The original vision behind Pret A Manger (00:13:03) The mistake that forced Pret to change its business model (00:13:51) Why Pret struggled in its first two years (00:14:44) Why focus is the most important business skill (00:15:32) How Pret A Manger got its name for £100 (00:16:57) What Julian learned from Pret's disastrous first year (00:17:34) The customer experience problems holding Pret back (00:18:41) Why quitting was never an option (00:19:15) The reality of doing everything as a founder (00:20:07) The second Pret shop that almost bankrupted them (00:21:15) Why good enough is never enough (00:21:59) Why building something great takes longer than you think (00:23:03) Why they never took a dividend in 30 years (00:23:27) The problem with showing off your wealth (00:24:36) The hardest part of growing a business (00:25:19) How to turn business problems into opportunities (00:26:13) Why optimism matters for entrepreneurs (00:26:50) How a business owner turned COVID into an opportunity (00:27:43) Why Pret sold 33% to McDonald's (00:29:04) Why Pret employees hated the McDonald's deal (00:30:14) Why every entrepreneur needs mentors (00:30:24) The power of curiosity and honest feedback (00:31:40) Why Julian sold another stake in Pret in 2008 (00:32:49) Why customers must always come first (00:33:18) Why Julian didn't celebrate his first big payout (00:34:02) Why selling Pret for $2 billion wasn't a celebration (00:34:15) Why selling your business can feel like failure (00:35:33) How Julian Metcalfe started Itsu (00:36:39) Why healthy fast food doesn't have to be expensive (00:37:43) Why Julian built Itsu while still growing Pret (00:38:17) The risks behind bringing new foods to market (00:39:20) How Itsu is expanding beyond restaurants (00:39:23) The business model behind Itsu's grocery expansion (00:41:27) How Itsu develops products for grocery stores (00:42:20) Why Itsu moved too quickly into technology (00:42:27) Why Julian removed self-service kiosks (00:43:39) Could Itsu become bigger than Pret A Manger? (00:44:23) Itsu's revenue and future growth ambitions (00:45:27) What Julian Metcalfe actually does every day (00:46:12) Why Julian bought Steve Jobs' computer (00:47:45) Why successful founders obsess over details (00:48:31) Why simplicity is harder than complexity (00:49:17) How to simplify your business and impress customers (00:50:40) What a TV remote teaches us about simplicity (00:51:16) Why entrepreneurs need the courage to be different (00:51:48) Why the best leaders put themselves last (00:52:25) The most important qualities of a great leader (00:52:54) Why you don't need to be good at everything (00:53:22) Why founders must understand their weaknesses (00:53:51) Why it's okay for founders to be unreasonable (00:54:25) How Julian Metcalfe defines success (00:55:24) Why the journey matters more than winning (00:55:49) Would Julian trade his wealth to start again? (00:56:29) What business would Julian build in his 20s today? (00:57:41) Why Julian is obsessed with food and innovation (00:58:21) How Pret used world-class chefs to improve its products (00:59:04) Why the UK hospitality industry is struggling (01:00:06) Why restaurants are about more than food (01:00:27) Julian's final advice for entrepreneurs The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/razvanparaschivpod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/razvan-paraschiv-podcast/id6800411217 Julian Metcalfe https://www.instagram.com/itsuofficial/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/itsu-cp/ https://x.com/ItsuOfficial https://www.facebook.com/itsuofficial
Oct 17

How We Built Neutonic into a $100M Business (James Smith)

James Smith walks us through building Neutonic, the productivity drink that sold 10 million cans in under three years and is closing in on a $100 million valuation. From door-to-door salesman and personal trainer to bestselling author and event headliner, he launched the drink with Chris Williamson and turned down a $5M-for-50% offer in year one. (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:02) Meet James Smith (00:01:08) From dead-end jobs to entrepreneurship (00:02:21) The content style that changed his career (00:03:37) Why James never planned to be this ambitious (00:04:18) Followers, revenue and changing priorities (00:05:06) What is Neutonic? (00:05:28) Selling benefits instead of ingredients (00:06:00) Why James wanted more than caffeine (00:08:31) The original idea behind Neutonic (00:08:53) Finding whitespace in the energy drink market (00:10:10) Designing a better energy drink (00:11:08) Building alongside Chris Williamson (00:12:50) The Neutonic founding team (00:13:55) Dividing roles between operators and marketers (00:14:58) Everything comes down to getting the click (00:16:00) Why one email can transform sales (00:17:05) How to launch a consumer product (00:17:50) The challenge of international expansion (00:18:39) Destroying $100,000 of stock (00:19:19) Why Neutonic needed outside capital (00:19:49) How much the founders invested (00:21:15) The enormous cost of retail expansion (00:22:39) What happened when Neutonic launched (00:23:49) Winning back customers who called him a sellout (00:24:18) Why investors hated their profit (00:24:59) Choosing growth over short-term profitability (00:26:37) The race to a billion-dollar exit (00:27:14) Why successful brands can miss their exit window (00:28:30) The businesses funding his lifestyle (00:29:08) Building a £1M-a-year coaching app (00:30:08) Spending his first big dividend on a Rolex (00:30:44) Losing money before live events became profitable (00:32:06) Why paying for coaching changes behaviour (00:32:49) Lifestyle businesses versus scalable equity (00:33:36) How much money is actually enough? (00:35:07) When your possessions start owning you (00:36:27) What his previous businesses taught him (00:36:40) Why more money has not made James happier (00:39:15) Why confidence might not be real (00:41:20) Why people avoid taking action (00:42:27) Reframing fear around content creation (00:43:20) Stop making your content about you (00:44:16) Helping others can grow your business (00:44:37) Who Neutonic is really built for (00:45:02) Solving his own creatine problem (00:46:00) Building products for himself (00:46:46) Neutonic's revenue targets (00:47:31) The numbers James actually watches (00:48:20) DTC versus retail (00:48:37) The first customer who had no idea who James was (00:48:50) James's real role inside Neutonic (00:49:22) Using content performance as a feedback loop (00:49:55) Why Neutonic keeps launching new products (00:50:25) Using competitors to identify product opportunities (00:51:18) The marketing opportunity in focus pouches (00:52:01) Building Neutonic's visual identity (00:53:04) Why the logo matters more than the name (00:53:43) The acquisition offer Neutonic rejected (00:54:15) $5 million for 50% of the company (00:55:03) Why the founders said no (00:55:47) Why your future buyer might hate you (00:56:05) Choosing an enemy for the brand (00:56:12) Why Neutonic's enemy is "just caffeine" (00:57:06) The roadmap to a billion-dollar valuation (00:57:51) Why scaling could get easier from here (00:58:45) Why 0 to 30 could be harder than 30 to 300 (00:59:07) Getting in early with Chris Williamson (00:59:59) Losing versus being defeated (01:00:26) Why Neutonic is not celebrating yet (01:01:01) Celebrating employees instead of company milestones (01:01:30) The danger of constantly moving the goalposts (01:03:10) Why hitting the goal can still matter (01:03:54) Building wealth without ruining your life (01:04:08) James's real financial target (01:04:54) The story behind his son's name (01:05:37) How fatherhood changed his priorities (01:05:55) Why family protects you from business failure (01:06:15) Why successful people need jiu-jitsu (01:06:39) Separating self-worth from money (01:07:13) Finding wins you cannot quantify (01:07:43) The best money James ever spent (01:08:18) Why he wants to pay off his parents' home (01:08:42) When James made his first million The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/razvanparaschivpod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/razvan-paraschiv-podcast/id6800411217 James Smith https://www.instagram.com/jamessmith/ https://www.instagram.com/jamessmith.business/ https://www.instagram.com/jamessmithacademy/ https://www.instagram.com/neutonic/ https://www.youtube.com/@JamesSmithPT/videos
Oct 3

Meet the Salesman Who's Sold +$10 Billion in Private Jets

Steve Varsano walks us through the journey of building The Jet Business, the private jet showroom he built from scratch and recently sold to Flexjet. From working as a $13,000-a-year lobbyist and moonlighting as a waiter just to afford flying lessons, to opening a jet dealership in London during the 2009 financial crisis that turned him into social media's most-watched plane salesman. (00:00:00) Intro: Held at Gunpoint After My First Private Jet Sale (00:01:23) Welcome - First Interview Since the Flexjet Acquisition (00:01:39) Growing Up in New Jersey: Working at Age 7 in a Fatherless Home (00:02:27) Waiting Tables While Selling Multimillion-Dollar Jets (00:05:23) Motivation: Sitting Across From Billionaires & Staying Confident (00:06:25) From Washington Lobbyist to Nightclub Waiter (00:09:00) Landing a Jet Broker Job by Working for Free (Commission Only) (00:10:20) Cold Calls & Trade-A-Plane: How Jet Sales Worked in the '80s (00:11:11) Perseverance & Grit: 9 Months Without a Sale (00:12:40) First Jet Sale: $3.125M to a South American Billionaire (00:14:40) Gun Pulled on the Private Jet Mid-Flight (00:16:37) Escaping the Miami FBO in a Taxi (00:19:53) The $8,000 Commission & First Private Jet Flight (00:20:55) Chasing Corporate Raider Nelson Peltz Through Barneys (00:24:29) "Time Kills Deals": Closing a Jet Lease at Midnight (00:25:46) Leaving Jet Sales for 14 Years of M&A and Takeovers (00:27:08) Donald Trump, Boeing 727s & Mar-a-Lago Stories (00:29:32) Back to Selling Jets & the Idea for a Jet Showroom (00:30:05) Why London Instead of New York (Meeting Lisa) (00:32:55) Opening a Jet Showroom After the 2009 Financial Crisis (00:34:40) What the Showroom Jet Cost (00:34:55) Opening Day: 6 Months With Zero Deals (00:36:00) Press Coverage & Building Momentum (00:37:10) $500 Million a Year in Aircraft Transactions (00:37:49) Private Jet Categories Explained: Midsize to Ultra Long Range (00:39:00) The Best-Selling Private Jet: Embraer Phenom 300 (00:40:05) The Jet Business Model: Educating Buyers & Sellers (00:42:14) $10 Billion in Total Jet Sales (00:42:34) Corporate Jets vs. Private Jets: Who Actually Flies Them (00:44:10) Younger Jet Buyers & the New Generation of Wealth (00:47:40) Going Viral on TikTok: 30 Million Views (00:52:36) Why Authenticity Wins on Social Media (and Brings in Buyers) (00:54:33) When Should You Buy a Private Jet? The 150-Hour Rule (00:56:41) Fractional Jet Ownership Explained (00:58:00) Selling Jets to Tony Robbins (00:59:50) Most Expensive Sale: $100M Boeing Business Jet (01:00:05) Why Steve Sold The Jet Business to Flexjet (01:03:13) Never Retiring: Longevity, Stem Cells & Peptides at 70 (01:06:00) A Day in the Life of a Billion-Dollar Jet Broker (01:08:05) Why the Right Partner Matters in Business (01:09:15) Advice to My 23-Year-Old Self (01:12:05) What Is "Ultra High Jet Worth"? (01:14:25) How to Win in Business: Write Your CV 10 Years Ahead The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/razvanparaschivpod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/razvan-paraschiv-podcast/id6800411217 Steve Varsano https://www.instagram.com/stevevarsano/ https://www.instagram.com/thejetbusiness/ https://www.tiktok.com/@thejetbusiness https://www.tiktok.com/@stevevarsano https://x.com/thejetbusiness https://x.com/StevenVarsano
Sep 19

How The Gstaad Guy Built a Luxury Empire Bullying Billionaires

The Gstaad Guy walks us through the journey of turning a joke into a business empire, from viral videos to luxury brand collaborations worth millions. From secretly building a following while working at Apple, to launching Poubel and landing partnerships with Loro Piana, Audemars Piguet, and Bentley. (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:09) How The Gstaad Guy started as a private joke (00:04:18) What real luxury actually feels like (00:05:53) Turning a viral idea into a business (00:07:24) Living a secret double life at Apple (00:08:17) What happened when Apple colleagues found out (00:10:34) Knowing when it was time to quit Apple (00:12:12) Handling resistance from family and friends (00:14:12) Building the brand before experiencing Gstaad (00:16:27) Why staying niche became an advantage (00:19:04) Why a 60-second video takes 30 hours (00:21:03) The fine dining philosophy behind his content (00:22:19) How he attracts luxury brand collaborations (00:25:06) Why he rejects extreme hustle culture (00:26:31) Getting Loro Piana to take a chance on him (00:28:12) The experiment that proved his commercial value (00:29:29) Becoming a consultant instead of just an influencer (00:31:47) How he sold 1,000 pairs of shoes in six hours (00:33:10) Creating a Bentley with The Gstaad Guy (00:35:36) Moving from the what to the why (00:36:38) The business he started for the wrong reasons (00:38:26) Finding a business aligned with who he really is (00:41:27) Launching the bracelet business and breaking even (00:42:54) Building a luxury retail distribution strategy (00:44:21) Where his businesses actually make money (00:45:36) Managing multiple businesses at once (00:46:45) How he hires people as a creator (00:48:03) Why The Gstaad Guy finally broke character (00:50:17) Why podcasting is his least profitable business (00:53:10) What wealthy people taught him about success (00:55:23) Does he actually want to become a billionaire? (00:57:06) What is on his vision board now (00:58:45) Choosing mentors who actually understand you (01:01:14) What it really takes to win The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventureshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up?si=bbe7a26f246c4206 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-venture/id6800411217 The Gstaad Guy https://www.instagram.com/gstaadguy/ https://www.instagram.com/GstaadGuyPodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/poubel/ https://www.tiktok.com/@gstaadguy https://www.tiktok.com/@gstaadguypodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@poubelofficial https://poubel.com/
Sep 12

How I Built a $100 Million Coffee Company (WatchHouse Founder)

Roland Horne is the founder of WatchHouse, the man who accidentally opened a coffee shop and turned it into a $100 million empire. He ends up opening a café alone after a planned business partnership falls apart. He rejects the industry standard of "minimum viable product" and builds instead what he calls a "minimum lovable" one, refusing to launch anything that isn't genuinely loved. Today WatchHouse operates across the UK, US, and Middle East, and is valued at over $100 million. (00:00:00) The $100M headline and setting the record straight (00:01:16) From fish tanks to a coffee shop by accident (00:06:35) Cafe entrepreneur, not coffee entrepreneur (00:09:38) Building an authentic brand from a 200-year-old building (00:13:37) Hiring someone else to run day one (00:17:02) The minimum lovable product (00:21:24) Turning down £2 million (00:23:48) Raising capital just before Covid hit (00:26:30) Buying a dying chain and building the roastery (00:32:34) Racing the grave: mortality and urgency (00:37:33) Why crowdfunding beat a traditional VC raise (00:41:16) A second raise and the leap to New York (00:49:10) Running the business like an operating system (00:56:36) Watch House by the numbers and the franchise pivot (01:03:04) Blue Bottle, the Bezos rumor, and what it takes to win The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventureshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up?si=bbe7a26f246c4206 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-venture/id6800411217 Roland Horne https://www.instagram.com/rolandhorne/ https://www.instagram.com/watchhouse/
Sep 5

Blue Collar Billionaire: "I Made $1 Billion Once I Understood This About Business"

Sir Richard Harpin is the founder of HomeServe, and a man who turned a failing plumbing business into a $5.5 billion global empire. At 28, he watches his startup collapse in six months, and bailiffs show up at his door on Christmas morning. He redesigns the entire model and sells plumbing insurance under trusted water company brand names. Today HomeServe operates across ten countries and was acquired by Brookfield in 2023 for $5.5 billion. (00:00:00) Losing everything before the breakthrough (00:01:10) The entrepreneurial spark (00:03:51) The teenage mail-order business (00:05:41) From P&G to the plumbing idea (00:08:03) Why the first business model failed (00:12:44) The last £10,000 pivot (00:15:15) The affinity marketing model (00:18:20) Why founders need coaches and mentors (00:20:05) Turning regulation into growth (00:23:43) Taking HomeServe international (00:29:21) Hire your replacement (00:38:25) The mentor who fixed America (00:45:12) Jim Collins and the not-to-do list (00:51:10) De-risking before disaster (00:53:00) The crisis that nearly broke HomeServe (00:54:43) Why big acquisitions fail (00:58:35) Negotiating the $5.5 billion sale (01:03:05) The nine steps to build a billion-dollar business (01:11:40) What it takes to win in business The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventure/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up?si=bbe7a26f246c4206 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-venture/id6800411217 Sir Richard Harpin https://www.instagram.com/richard_harpin/ https://newsletter.richardharpin.com
Aug 29

How I Turned My Passion Into a $10M/Year Lifestyle Business (Alex Ikonn)

Alex Ikonn is the founder of Luxy Hair and the 5-Minute Journal, and a man who went from selling flowers on the street at 11 to building two 8-figure brands from scratch. At 26, he gets fired from his bank job for running a side hustle, and moves back into his mother's house. He launches Luxy Hair on a $10,000 credit card, and within three years builds one of the biggest hair channels on YouTube. When his wife falls into severe depression, he starts writing down one thing he's grateful for every morning, and turns that habit into a journal. Today the 5-Minute Journal has sold over 2 million copies across 165 countries, and Intelligent Change — the company behind it — is on a mission to help 1% of the global population. (00:00:00) From selling flowers to eight-figure brands (00:01:02) Learning business at 11 years old (00:04:28) Getting fired and choosing entrepreneurship (00:06:31) The Four Hour Workweek and his first business (00:09:07) Why product businesses create more freedom (00:10:31) Building Luxy Hair from a customer problem (00:14:28) Growing millions in revenue through YouTube (00:17:05) When money and freedom still feel empty (00:20:03) What it means to be a life founder (00:23:02) Why knowledge without action changes nothing (00:25:17) Building a business that can be sold (00:33:00) Aligning business with your life mission (00:35:04) How the Five Minute Journal was created (00:46:27) Why founder-led companies perform better (00:48:10) Human prompting in the age of AI (00:51:02) Getting products into major retailers (00:55:42) Investing, founder traits and business lessons The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventure TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up?si=bbe7a26f246c4206 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-venture/id6800411217 Alex Ikonn https://www.instagram.com/alexikonn/?hl=en https://www.intelligentchange.com/
Aug 15

How I Turned $50,000 Into a $300M Business | Oakberry Açaí Founder (Georgios Frangulis)

Georgios Frangulis is the founder of Oakberry, the world's largest açaí chain, and a man who opened his first store the same month he came out of cancer surgery. At 26, he took $50,000 from a life insurance policy he had called to cancel and opened a 60-square-foot kiosk in a São Paulo mall two weeks before Christmas. Within three years he had hundreds of locations across Brazil. Today Oakberry has over 1,100 locations across 50 countries, opens a new store every two days, and does over $300 million a year in revenue. (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:15) How Georgios discovered the OAKBERRY opportunity (00:03:53) Why the original US launch failed (00:06:14) Finding the first 60-square-foot location (00:07:41) Engineering the business for franchising (00:09:50) The meaning behind the OAKBERRY name (00:13:26) Funding the first store after cancer (00:16:14) Staying positive when failure feels inevitable (00:18:21) How to build a scalable franchise model (00:22:06) Who should become a franchisee (00:25:00) Expanding into international markets (00:26:50) The no-kitchen operating advantage (00:28:20) Why German-speaking locations perform best (00:31:20) Building a lifestyle brand before a food brand (00:33:14) From a missed meeting to the Super Bowl (00:38:08) Why Formula 1 made commercial sense (00:43:44) OAKBERRY's revenue and growth numbers (00:45:06) Choosing the right international partners (00:47:33) Expanding into consumer packaged goods (00:50:39) Vertical integration and stronger margins (00:51:59) Why OAKBERRY buys franchises back (00:54:40) Hiring leaders who are better than the founder (00:56:31) Could OAKBERRY become a public company? (00:59:52) Georgios on work-life balance (01:01:11) Racing, cars, and unfinished ambitions (01:03:27) Buying a professional football club (01:05:25) First million and biggest founder mistake (01:06:16) The advice Georgios would give his younger self The Venture by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventure TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033TtpChxNEQr6CMO5c1up?si=887a734ceb11408a Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-venture/id6800411217 Georgios Frangulis https://www.instagram.com/georgiosfrangulis/ https://www.oakberry.com/
Aug 11

Welcome to The Venture Podcast

Welcome to The Venture Podcast The Stories of The World’s Greatest Companies, with Their Founder Hosted by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventure TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/

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Welcome to The Venture Podcast

Welcome to The Venture Podcast The Stories of The World’s Greatest Companies, with Their Founder Hosted by Razvan Paraschiv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theventure TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theventure X: https://x.com/razvanparaschiv LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/razvanpb/

The stories behind the greatest companies in the world, with their founders, hosted by Razvan Paraschiv

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