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#72 - The emotional impact of change, with Jonas Keil from nilo (opens the original)
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🎙️ Episode summary: Restructuring and continuous change often leave teams exhausted, anxious, and detached from leadership. Jonas Keil, co-founder and CEO of nilo, shares his insights on managing the emotional toll of transformation and building resilient, high-performing cultures that thrive despite uncertainty. 📖 In this episode: 00:00 Why Nilo was Founded 03:55 Mental Health During Transformation 08:04 Navigating Constant Change 12:33 Supporting Managers Through Stress 16:23 Uncertainty and L
#71 - The new rules of scaling: a VCs take on winning companies, with Alessandro De Benedetti from Northzone (opens the original)
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🎙️ Episode summary: How do you build a sustainable company when the market rules change every quarter? In this conversation, Alessandro De Benedetti from Northzone peels back the layers of his work as an investor. From moving between Rome, Stockholm, and Amsterdam to hunting for “insanely smart” founders, he discusses the reality of scaling, the “SaaS apocalypse” narrative, and why people remain the most critical factor in any business outcome. 📖 In this episode: 00:00:00 Introduction and Invest
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