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Welcome to TechMates, the podcast where we spotlight the trailblazing founders and game-changing startups transforming Australasia. Hosted by Mark Pavlyukovskyy, a Silicon Valley success story, and Hendrik Remigereau, a former leader in Europe’s largest AI ecosystem turned venture capitalist, TechMates dives deep into the counterintuitive mindsets and bold strategies that drive extraordinary achievements. Powered by NZVC, the venture firm backing the next generation of iconic companies from New Zealand and beyond, TechMates offers fresh perspectives on the people and ideas shaping the future

  1. How to Deploy $5 Billion in New Zealand's New Wave of Tech Startups

    1D AGO

    How to Deploy $5 Billion in New Zealand's New Wave of Tech Startups

    The former London financier who funded Harry Potter now controls the single biggest lever in New Zealand’s startup ecosystem—and he’s on a mission to deploy billions.In this episode of TechMates, we sit down with James Pinner, the Chief Investment Officer of New Zealand Growth Capital Partners (NZGCP). James isn't your typical government official. After spending 15 years in London’s cutthroat capital markets (including financing the early Harry Potter films) and managing dynastic wealth for the 150-year-old Todd Corporation, he stepped into the public sector with a massive mandate: architecting the future of New Zealand's venture ecosystem.James drops bold truths on the state of the market, including why New Zealand has a "zombie startup" problem, his highly contrarian take on why Kiwi AgTech actually struggles to scale globally, and the urgent need to wake up the $120 billion "sleeping giant" of KiwiSaver funds. From navigating dual-use defense technology to doubling down on the booming aerospace sector, this conversation is an absolute masterclass for founders looking to raise capital and anyone interested in the macroeconomic machinery of venture capital.🧟‍♂️ The "Zombie Startup" Problem: Why funding companies for too long traps top talent.💰 Unlocking KiwiSaver: How shifting just 1% of a $120B pool could transform the VC landscape.🚀 Deep Tech Dominance: Why space, clean tech, and medtech are New Zealand's true superpowers.🚜 The AgTech Illusion: A controversial take on why NZ's pastoral farming innovations struggle to scale globally.🎬 From Hollywood to Hardware: Lessons learned from financing blockbuster films and managing a multi-generational family office.⚔️ Defense & Dual-Use Tech: How shifting global alliances are forcing VCs to rethink defense investing.Connect with the Guest:NZGCP Website: https://www.nzgcp.co.nz/James Pinner's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-pinnerConnect with NZVC & Hosts:🔗 Learn more about NZVC: Website: https://www.nzvc.co.nzMark Pavlyukovskyy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/Hendrik Remigereau - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to James Pinner & NZGCP02:24 - From London Capital Markets to Financing Harry Potter04:31 - Lessons from Todd Corporation (150-year-old family wealth)11:37 - Does the "Number 8 Wire" mentality hurt Kiwi ambition?14:43 - New Zealand's "Zombie Startup" problem explained18:15 - Waking up the $120 Billion KiwiSaver sleeping giant25:05 - Why the government must be the highest-risk investor27:07 - NZ's biggest opportunities: Space, Clean Tech, MedTech32:15 - A controversial take on New Zealand AgTech42:00 - Geopolitics, defense tech, and shifting global alliances52:32 - How to pitch New Zealand to the rest of the world59:31 - Quick Fire: Overhyped trends, underfunded sectors, and founder mistakesIf you found value in this deep dive into the mechanics of venture capital, please hit the Like button, Comment with your thoughts on the "zombie startup" problem, and Subscribe for more high-impact conversations with tech leaders!#startups, #venturecapital, #NewZealand, #NZGCP, #investing, #deeptech, #spacetech, #entrepreneurship, #KiwiSaver, #governmentfunding, #innovation, #techpodcast, #founderjourney, #cleantech, #medtech, #startupfunding, #TechMates, #NZVC, #HarryPotter, #globalmarkets

    1h 1m
  2. Anatomy of a 2,000x Return: Lightspeed Founder Barry Eggers on Spotting Outliers

    FEB 19

    Anatomy of a 2,000x Return: Lightspeed Founder Barry Eggers on Spotting Outliers

    From his daughter’s kitchen table tip about a new app called Snapchat to building a $300 billion venture empire—legendary VC Barry Eggers reveals how he spots the next big thing.In this episode of TechMates, we sit down with Barry Eggers, founding partner of Lightspeed Venture Partners, one of the most iconic venture firms in Silicon Valley history. Barry takes us inside the legendary "Snapchat Moment" in 2012, where noticing his teenage daughter using a disappearing photo app led to Lightspeed becoming the first investor in Snap Inc.—a bet that turned $500k into billions. We dive deep into the evolution of Silicon Valley from apricot orchards to the epicenter of AI, why Barry believes "concentration" is the new diversification, and his candid take on AI replacing white-collar jobs (including his own). Whether you're a founder looking to raise capital or an investor trying to spot the next unicorn, this conversation is packed with 28 years of wisdom from a VC who has seen it all.Key Topics: 👻 The Snapchat Story: How a kitchen table conversation led to a 2000x return. 🤖 AI & Jobs: Barry’s prediction on AI replacing venture capitalists and white-collar work. 💰 Investing Strategy: Why "price doesn't matter" when betting on winners. 🌉 Silicon Valley History: Growing up in the Valley before it was "Silicon Valley." 🌍 Global Ecosystems: Why New Zealand reminds him of early Israel. 📉 The Anti-Portfolio: The billion-dollar companies Barry passed on (and regrets). Connect with Barry Eggers & Lightspeed: Lightspeed Venture Partners: https://lsvp.com/ Barry’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barry-eggers-3b63692/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction 01:27 - Growing up in Silicon Valley (Orchards to Tech) 05:47 - Learning M&A at Cisco & becoming an investor 07:27 - Surviving the Dotcom Crash & starting Lightspeed 18:06 - The Legendary Snapchat Story 25:41 - Strategy Shift: Concentration vs. Diversification 31:06 - The AI Moment: Is it bigger than the Internet? 34:58 - Will AI replace VCs and white-collar jobs? 41:00 - The "Anti-Portfolio": Missed deals (Splunk, Yelp) 53:55 - Why Barry is bullish on New Zealand's ecosystem 1:00:46 - Advice to emerging fund managers If you enjoyed these insights from a Silicon Valley legend, please hit the Like button, Comment with your biggest takeaway, and Subscribe for more conversations with world-class investors and founders! #venturecapital, #startups, #SiliconValley, #investing, #Snapchat, #AI, #business, #entrepreneurship, #Lightspeed, #BarryEggers, #tech, #innovation, #finance, #NZVC, #TechMates, #founders, #futureofwork, #technology, #wealth

    1h 10m
  3. A Dynasty of Inventors: From the Photocopier to Orion

    FEB 12

    A Dynasty of Inventors: From the Photocopier to Orion

    Harry Gestetner’s great-great-grandfather invented the photocopier and nail clippers—now Harry is reinventing how the world sleeps after selling his first startup for eight figures at 21. In this episode of TechMates, we sit down with Harry Gestetner, a serial entrepreneur who sold his creator economy startup, Fanfix, for tens of millions while still in college. Harry shares the incredible story of his family's deep legacy in hardware innovation (dating back to the 1880s) and how he turned a simple charity project during COVID into a business that scaled to $120M in revenue post-acquisition. We dive deep into his new venture, Orion, a smart mattress topper designed to democratize sleep optimization and compete with the "Ferrari of sleep," Eight Sleep. Harry breaks down the brutal reality of hardware startups ("a month of software is easier than an hour of hardware" ), his controversial take on why founders are born and not made , and the "80/20 rule" for longevity that actually works. If you're interested in health tech, high-stakes exits, or the future of longevity, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. 👴 A 150-year family legacy of invention (photocopiers & ballpoint pens) 💰 Selling a startup for 8 figures at 21 years old 📉 The reality of founder burnout & performance 🛌 Building Orion: The "Tesla of Sleep" vs. Eight Sleep 🧬 The 80/20 rule for longevity (and why you don't need to be Bryan Johnson) 🛠️ Why hardware & brand are the only moats left in an AI world Connect with Harry Gestetner:Orion: https://www.orionsleep.comHarry’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-gestetner-802041a1/Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:56 - The family legacy: Inventing the photocopier & nail clippers 09:41 - Are founders born or made? 15:13 - Launching Fanfix from a dorm room 18:58 - Selling for 8 figures at 21 years old 20:32 - Does he regret selling early? 28:32 - Founder burnout & discovering longevity 32:14 - Taking on Eight Sleep with Orion 36:06 - Why hardware is infinitely harder than software 42:30 - The 80/20 rule for longevity 44:39 - Co-founding with his dad 46:52 - Why hardware & brand are the only moats left If you enjoyed this deep dive into startups, sleep science, and longevity, please hit the Like button, Comment with your thoughts on sleep tech, and Subscribe for more insights from world-class founders! #startups, #business, #HarryGestetner, #Fanfix, #Orion, #sleeptech, #longevity, #healthtech, #entrepreneurship, #hardware, #founders, #venturecapital, #success, #motivation, #TechMates, #NZVC, #EightSleep, #biohacking

    56 min
  4. Scaling from the Edge: NZ’s Global Champions | NZVC Portfolio Day

    FEB 5

    Scaling from the Edge: NZ’s Global Champions | NZVC Portfolio Day

    From challenging big banks with a $120M fintech to generating $2.2B in digital collectibles sales—this is how New Zealand founders are conquering the global stage. In this power-packed panel from NZVC Portfolio Day, we sit down with three of New Zealand’s most successful modern founders: Leighton Roberts (Co-founder of Sharesies), David Yu (Co-founder of VeVe), and Penelope Barton (CEO of Crimson Global Academy). They pull back the curtain on what it really takes to scale from "the edge of the world" to global dominance. David Yu reveals how VeVe secured partnerships with Disney and Marvel without a physical headquarters, while Leighton Roberts shares the bold branding strategy of "wearing pink and giving the middle finger" to the big blue banks. Penelope Barton discusses how Crimson turned the COVID-19 crisis into a massive tailwind for online education. From fundraising horror stories (like getting sued by your only investor) to the unique advantage of Kiwi "generalist" talent, this is a masterclass in global scaling. 🦄 Hyper-Growth: Scaling to 900k users and $2.2B in sales. 🏦 Fintech Disruption: How Sharesies democratized investing.🦸‍♂️ IP & NFTs: VeVe’s journey with Marvel, Disney, and DC.🦠 Crisis Management: Using the pandemic as a catalyst for growth. 💸 Fundraising Realities: The difference between NZ, US, and Asian capital. 🌏 Remote Culture: Building billion-dollar companies with decentralized teams. Connect with the Guests: Sharesies: https://www.sharesies.nz/ VeVe: https://www.veve.me/ Crimson Global Academy: https://www.cga.school/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps: 00:37 - Introduction: Leighton Roberts & Sharesies 02:55 - David Yu: Building a $2.2B Business (VeVe) 04:19 - Penelope Barton: Scaling Crimson Global Academy 05:18 - The Biggest Challenges of Scaling from NZ 09:50 - Building a Fully Decentralized Company (No HQ) 13:49 - Turning the COVID Crisis into a Business Tailwind 17:11 - Founder Realities: Early Stage vs. Scale-Up 22:24 - Fundraising: From Getting Sued to Raising $120M 29:21 - Why US Investors View NZ Fintech Differently 36:44 - What’s Next: Launching NZ's First Online Charter School 40:52 - The Power of Community & Becoming an Industry Authority 43:20 - AI in Education: Replacing or Assisting Teachers? 45:23 - How to Build the Next Generation of Founders 47:39 - Sharesies' "Pink Middle Finger" Brand Strategy If you enjoyed these insights on building global companies, please hit the Like button, Comment with your biggest takeaway, and Subscribe for more content from world-class founders! #startups, #business, #NewZealand, #fintech, #edtech, #NFTs, #VeVe, #Sharesies, #CrimsonEducation, #entrepreneurship, #scaling, #venturecapital, #growthhacking, #investing, #founderstories, #tech, #innovation, #globalbusiness, #NZVC, #TechMates

    49 min
  5. Born Global: Founding from New Zealand to the World

    JAN 29

    Born Global: Founding from New Zealand to the World

    From early days at Rocket Lab to running global marketing for Les Mills, these founders reveal exactly how to build world-class startups from the edge of the world. In this "Born Global" panel from NZVC Portfolio Day, we explore what it takes to launch a company in New Zealand that is designed to dominate international markets from Day One. We are joined by Jamie France (Founder of Newton Space & early Rocket Lab engineer), Anna Henwood (CEO of Stickybeak & former Les Mills CMO), and Steph Kennard (Co-founder of Bonnet).The conversation cuts through the noise of startup advice, offering real-world truths about fundraising across borders (and why US VCs "divide everything by two"), the scrappy advantage of Kiwi talent, and the surprising reality of balancing a high-growth startup with family life. Whether you are building deep tech, a consumer app, or B2B SaaS, this panel proves that geography is no longer a barrier to building a unicorn. 🌍 Global Day 1 Strategy: Why Stickybeak and Bonnet looked offshore immediately. 🚀 Deep Tech Fundraising: The reality of raising capital for space tech in NZ vs. the US. 💰 The "Divide by Two" Rule: How US investors view Kiwi startup projections. 🧠 The Talent Advantage: Why New Zealand’s "scrappy" generalist culture wins. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parenting & Startups: How having kids can actually make you more ambitious. Connect with the Guests: Anna Henwood (Stickybeak): https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-henwood/ Steph Kennard (Bonnet): https://www.linkedin.com/in/steph-kennard/ Jamie France (Newton Space): https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamiefrance/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: Website: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction 01:01 - Meet the Founders: Stickybeak, Bonnet, Newton 03:07 - Strategy: Going Global from Day One 04:26 - Navigating Global Regulations in Auto Tech 06:40 - Fundraising for Deep Tech: NZ vs. US 07:58 - The "Divide by Two" Rule for American VCs 10:51 - Silicon Valley's Perception of NZ Startups 13:40 - Hiring Talent: The "Roll Up Your Sleeves" Culture 15:16 - Culture Lessons from Rocket Lab & Les Mills 19:12 - Pros & Cons: Moving to the US vs. Building Remotely 20:35 - Balancing Kids, Family, and Ambition 25:29 - Advice to Early-Stage Founders If you enjoyed these insights on building global companies, please hit the Like button, Comment with your biggest takeaway, and Subscribe for more content from world-class founders! #startups, #NewZealand, #globalbusiness, #entrepreneurship, #deeptech, #SaaS, #marketing, #automotive, #spaceindustry, #venturecapital, #fundraising, #founderstories, #womenintech, #RocketLab, #LesMills, #Stickybeak, #Bonnet, #NewtonSpace, #NZVC, #innovation

    29 min
  6. Why We Lose 30% of All Drinking Water

    JAN 22

    Why We Lose 30% of All Drinking Water

    Harrison Crowe-Maxwell turned a flooded street on his way to work into a robotics startup that just raised seed funding from Sequoia’s Peak XV. In this episode of TechMates, we sit down with Harrison Crowe-Maxwell, co-founder of Puralink, a robotics company building "ferrets" to inspect and repair critical pipe infrastructure from the inside. Harrison takes us from his early days building soccer-playing robots in high school to identifying a massive global problem: 30% of the world's drinking water is lost to leaks. He reveals the engineering secrets behind building robots that can crawl vertically up pipes, the "Apple ecosystem" vision for underground infrastructure, and how he went from bootstrapping with his co-founder to securing backing from top-tier VCs like Peak XV (formerly Sequoia India & SEA). If you're into hard tech, robotics, or just want to know how to turn a real-world frustration into a venture-backed startup, this episode is a must-watch. 🤖 From LEGO Mindstorms to industrial robotics 💧 Solving the global water crisis with robots 🛠️ The "Best Part is No Part" engineering philosophy 🚀 Raising capital from Sequoia's Peak XV 🔮 The future of humanoid robots & AI in the physical world 🇦🇺 Building deep tech startups in Australia Connect with Harrison Crowe-Maxwell Puralink: https://www.puralink.com.au Harrison’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harrison-crowe-maxwell/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 02:00 - Early obsession with robotics & competitions 08:51 - Engineering philosophy: "The Best Part is No Part" 10:53 - Is there an "LLM moment" for robotics? 18:51 - Meeting co-founder Shion at AWS 20:52 - The "Flooded Street" moment that started PureLink 25:52 - Understanding the complex world of pipe infrastructure 36:57 - Engineering a robot that climbs vertical pipes 44:14 - From prototype to first commercial traction 46:33 - The StartMate experience & raising from Peak XV 52:13 - The "App Store" vision for underground robotics 59:09 - Robots that repair pipes autonomously 1:05:54 - The future of humanoid robots in daily life If you enjoyed this deep dive into the future of robotics and infrastructure, please hit the Like button, Comment with your thoughts on autonomous repair robots, and Subscribe for more insights from world-class founders! #robotics, #startups, #deeptech, #HarrisonCroweMaxwell, #Puralink, #infrastructure, #engineering, #AI, #venturecapital, #Sequoia, #PeakXV, #StartMate, #Australia, #tech, #watercrisis, #innovation, #hardware, #entrepreneurship, #futuretech, #TechMates

    1h 12m
  7. The Agentic AI Future | NZVC Portfolio Day

    JAN 15

    The Agentic AI Future | NZVC Portfolio Day

    What happens when you put a crypto veteran, a Xero co-founder, and a high-stakes lawyer on stage with a robot dog to debate the future of AI? In this special panel from NZVC Portfolio Day, we dive into the "Agentic Future" with three experts operating at very different layers of the AI stack. We are joined by Bradley So (Principal at QCL), who is disrupting the legal billable hour; Philip Fierlinger (Co-founder of Xero and Upstock), who is automating supply chains; and Lane Rettig (Core Dev at NEAR Foundation), who is building the decentralized infrastructure to power it all. From the "Minder, Finder, Grinder" theory of legal work to the 30-year journey of "AI Agents" starting at General Magic in 1992, this conversation cuts through the hype. The panelists debate whether AI is a job-killer or a productivity multiplier, the critical need for community-governed data sovereignty, and why New Zealand’s "scrappy" generalist mindset might be its biggest superpower in the AI era. 🤖 Robot Dogs & Real Tech: Kicking off with live robotics on stage ⚖️ Legal Disruption: Moving from "time billing" to "value billing" with AI 🛒 Supply Chain Agents: Turning messy emails into structured orders in one click ⛓️ Crypto x AI: Why we need community-governed AI infrastructure 📉 Job Market Myths: Why radiologists (and lawyers) are earning more with AI 🥝 The Kiwi Advantage: Why New Zealand is perfectly positioned for the AI revolution Connect with the Guests: Philip Fierlinger (Upstock): https://www.linkedin.com/in/fierlinger/ Lane Rettig (NEAR Foundation): https://www.linkedin.com/in/lane-rettig-32904b227/ Bradley So (QCL): https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradley-so-11042424/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗Website: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:48 - Bradley So: AI Disrupting the Legal Industry 07:23 - Philip Fierlinger: From General Magic to Upstock 09:12 - Lane Rettig: NEAR Protocol & AI Infrastructure 14:13 - Is the Future Utopian or Dystopian? 18:14 - Will Lawyers Lose Their Jobs? (Minder, Finder, Grinder) 22:31 - How Upstock Uses AI for Supply Chain 2 7:27 - How Far Away Are True Autonomous Agents? 32:12 - Are Startups Hiring Less Because of AI? If you enjoyed this deep dive into the future of AI and business, please hit the Like button, Comment with your thoughts on AI agents, and Subscribe for more insights from world-class founders! #startups, #AI, #NewZealand, #artificialintelligence, #business, #tech, #legaltech, #crypto, #NEARProtocol, #Xero, #Upstock, #entrepreneurship, #futureofwork, #venturecapital, #NZVC, #innovation, #SaaS, #blockchain, #technology, #TechMates

    41 min
  8. We Tried to Control the Weather (And Made It Worse)

    12/25/2025

    We Tried to Control the Weather (And Made It Worse)

    Emily Blythe skipped university to launch a quad-bike accessory business, spent years trying to clear airport fog with drones, and eventually pivoted to solve aviation’s biggest headache through data. In this episode of TechMates, we sit down with Emily Blythe, the New Zealand tech entrepreneur and CEO of Pyper Vision. Coming from four generations of pilots, Emily seemed destined for aviation—but instead of flying planes, she’s saving them from being grounded. She shares the incredible story of her first startup "Flatpak," the brutal reality of deep tech R&D, and the gut-wrenching decision to pivot Pyper Vision from fog dispersal (using chemicals and drones) to fog forecasting after discovering a flaw in the fundamental science.This is a masterclass in resilience, "missionary" founder mindsets, and how to build a global deep tech monopoly from New Zealand. If you are interested in aviation, hard pivot stories, or the reality of building hardware and software for high-stakes industries, this episode is for you. ✈️ A 4-generation legacy in aviation 🚜 Skipping uni to build "Flatpak" (her first exit) 🌫️ The "Fog Factory" myth & early experiments 🚁 Trying to clear fog with drones & chemicals 📉 The painful pivot: When the science doesn't work 🔮 How Pyper Vision now predicts fog with 84% accuracy Connect with Emily Blythe: Pyper Vision: https://www.pypervision.com/ Emily’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-blythe-2b4125156/ Connect with NZVC & Hosts: 🔗 Learn more about NZVC: https://www.nzvc.co.nz Mark Pavlyukovskyy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlyukovskyy/ Hendrik Remigereau: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-remigereau-09a03067/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:55 - Emily's deep aviation family history 08:49 - Launching "Flatpak" & skipping university 15:36 - Lessons from bootstrapping a hardware business 20:39 - The "Fog Factory" lie & discovering weather modification 29:15 - How airports & pilots actually handle low visibility 46:37 - Early experiments: Fog chambers & modified leaf blowers 53:14 - Testing drones in Australia during COVID 55:09 - The Big Pivot: Why dispersal didn't work 1:00:19 - Shifting to high-accuracy forecasting 1:10:18 - Advice for New Zealand founders going global If you found value in this story of resilience and innovation, please hit the like button, leave a comment with your thoughts on deep tech pivots, and subscribe for more conversations with world-class founders! #startups, #business, #NewZealand, #aviation, #deeptech, #entrepreneurship, #EmilyBlythe, #PyperVision, #founders, #pivot, #tech, #innovation, #airlines, #flightdelays, #weathertech, #NZVC, #venturecapital, #success, #motivation, #techmates

    1h 15m
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Welcome to TechMates, the podcast where we spotlight the trailblazing founders and game-changing startups transforming Australasia. Hosted by Mark Pavlyukovskyy, a Silicon Valley success story, and Hendrik Remigereau, a former leader in Europe’s largest AI ecosystem turned venture capitalist, TechMates dives deep into the counterintuitive mindsets and bold strategies that drive extraordinary achievements. Powered by NZVC, the venture firm backing the next generation of iconic companies from New Zealand and beyond, TechMates offers fresh perspectives on the people and ideas shaping the future

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    TechMates
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    2024 - 2026
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