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The TechExits podcast is for Tech CEOs, founders and investors in software and IT. We discuss best practices around Tech M&A; major trends and shifts driving the market; and the trials, tribulations, and victories of those who have successfully exited their tech…
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From CEO to M&A Advisor: Learning the Hard Way | Points of View with Steve Jones (opens the original)
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Steve Jones | R egional Managing Director, LATAM , Corum Group What can founders learn from someone who has experienced tech M&A from both sides of the table? In this Points of View episode of the TechExits Podcast, Steve Jones, Regional Managing Director, LATAM at Corum Group, shares his personal M&A journey, from selling his own technology company to advising founders through more than 40 transactions. Steve reflects on his first exit as a CEO, what he would do differently today, and why accep
LATAM Investors Panel: What Global Investors Want from Founders | TechExits Podcast (opens the original)
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What does it take to attract global investors in Latin America's rapidly evolving tech ecosystem? In this special TechExits Podcast episode, we bring you the Investors Panel from Growth & Exit Strategies: LATAM Tech , originally broadcast on March 18, 2026 . Five leading venture capital investors discuss what they're looking for in founders, where they're deploying capital across Latin America, and how entrepreneurs can build companies that are attractive to both investors and future acquirers.
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