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Welcome to Startup Kitchen Talk podcasts, where we serve up a monthly dish of education and entertainment, seasoned with insights and soPHỞsticated taste. Hosted by our Katerina Syslova and other co-hosts, cooked for all startup apprentices aspiring to become Master Chefs. Join us for a flavorful blend of advice, anecdotes, and expert interviews, all crafted to help you navigate the startup world. 
Bon appétit!

#44: Stefan Surina from Eldison about expansion to US, building a tech law firm and a bowl of rice

Štefan is a law & technology enthusiast with the vision of helping tech companies grow through the unique combination of law & technology. He’s the founder of Eldison, a company that combines legal services with its own products to deliver end-to-end solutions to key legal problems such as ESOP operation or B2B contracting. Over the years, Štefan has helped the most innovative startups in the region (such as Exponea or Mews) scale to global companies. What does he like so much about rice? Check out in our newest episode hosted by Katerina Syslova!

#43: Yassaman Omidbakhsh from Eyrim about bulding an optic glasses business, leaving Iran, working abroad and being female founder

Meet Yassaman Omidbakhsh, co-founder and co-CEO of Eyerim in the newest episode of Startup Kitchen Talk hosted by Kate Syslova.

Yass’ journey started in Southeast Asia, where she dove into the world of e-commerce with Lazada and later helped launch more than eight startups in under a year. That early experience gave her a sharp sense for spotting opportunities—and the courage to act on them.

In 2015, together with her friend Martin, she co-founded eyerim. From the very beginning, Yass has focused on long-term strategy and building a strong foundation. She believed in the potential of digital optics at a time when few did. And she was right. Even before the launch, her pitch helped secure the company’s first major investor. Since then, Eyerim has raised over 5 million euros and grown into a company that’s changing how people shop for eyewear.

#42: InnoVEX, Taipei 2025 Global Demo Day: Czech Pavilion organised by CzechInvest and Startup Kitchen

Making its debut at COMPUTEX InnoVEX, the Czech Pavilion features eight startups showcasing innovation in AI, smart manufacturing, robotics, space tech, and perception technology. Co-organized by CzechInvest, the Czech Economic and Cultural Office, and Startup Kitchen—with support from Startup Terrace—the exhibitors include Neuron Soundware, CogniVibe, Inovec Technology, KOMPENZO, PalmApp Tech, RoboTwin, Stellar Exploration, and XTEND DESIGN.At InnoVEX Global Demo Day, eight Czech startups stood on the stage introducing their solutions.
00:00 Opening
01:48 Czech Startups, the best dumplings
18:40 CogniVibe
20:25 Inovec
21:50 KOMPENZO
23:22 Neuron Soundware
25:38 PalmApp
26:42 RoboTwin
28:29 Stellar Exploration
30:03 XTEND DESIGN
31:40 Closing Session

#41: Marketa Uhrova on accelerating super early projects, supporting from the very beginning and 15th wave of acceleration

Marketa is the heart and brain behind Start it @ČSOB Accelerator which is an industry agnostic accelerator (Yes, it is named by a well known bank CSOB but still agnostic), and is accepting the applications for its 15th wave of acceleration. They’ve helped more than 100 startups druing the 5 months of tailored support in the form of mentoring, coaching, workshops and most importantly more heads thinking about their emerging business with them. Among the Alumnis are companies like Resinstant AI, Moovin, MotionTrex, Zarathustra, Young link, InvestBay, YEDEM, Gamifit, Mumdoo, ReKrabice, E Cafe Bike, RoboTwin, Mamio, Marter, Twigsee, Spectoda, Pointee, Happenee, Boost.Space, Stavarion, Mebster and many others. Voluntary Quiz -> How many times does Katerina say a word “start”?

#40: Kinga Matula From battling cancer to landing Tim Draper as investor

What happens when a brilliant scientist accidentally discovers her own cancer cells while developing a cancer-detection platform? She doesn’t panic. She builds a revolutionary biotech startup instead. Meet Kinga Matula, a deep-tech founder who transformed a nightmare diagnosis into a relentless drive to revolutionize drug discovery, in a newest episode by Kate Syslova.

#39: Linn Kretzschmar, CERN Venture Connect Programme Lead about DeepTech, atlas, Universities and startups

Enjoy our newest episode with Linn Kretzschmar from CERN Venture Connect, a program that’s mixing up startup players with CERN experts. Our co-host Kateryna Kovalenko asked all the questions about DeepTech you were always curious about but too afraid to ask. Did you know there the coldest and hottest placesoon Earth are in CERN? No? Then enjoy the newest episode!

#38: Paweł Michalski (VC Leaders) about Climate, Fundraising or solo GPs

Paweł Michalski is a co-founder and CEO of VCLeaders, a platform that helps European VCs build future-proof VC firms, additionally serves as a Venture Partner at World Fund one of Europe’s largest Climate VC Funds and seeks visionary founders who can help save the climate! Also, Pawel is a hobby cook so who else should be the first guest of 2025 in our Startup Kitchen Talks talking about Climate, fundraising, solo GPs, their role in the ecosystem, and much more! Orchestrated by our co-host Andrew Gray.

#37: Jess Burley from Planet A Ventures in SLUSH Special about Climate Hardware Scaling Playbook, from FOAK to NOAK

Jess is an Investor at Planet A Ventures, a leading European Climate VC fund. Jess is an active member of the climate ecosystem, leading several local community initiatives in Berlin. Before joining the climate startup and investment space, Jess studied Politics and International Relations at Cambridge University and worked as a Climate Innovation Researcher for the United Nations Development Program.

#36: Ondrej Zemek about epanding to US, Grown Up Venture Capital and field and spiders

Ondrej is a Head of Sparring CZ Office, helps startups in early stages and VC funds, and aims to explain legal terms in human language. Enjoy the newest episode with our host Kate Syslova about the origin of Sparring name, functional ESOPs, Angel Investors, or IPOs. 

#35: Ory Weihs, Founder turned investor into heavy weights like Mews, Medorion, 4Trans, Legly, Scaut, Bridgify and more

Ory Weihs, an Israeli living in Prague, Ory is an experienced founder turned investor. He is the founder of XLMedia PLC & Team Odeon, an early investor in companies such as Mews, Medorion, 4Trans, Legly, Scaut, Bridgify, EverBlue Labs, CzechFounders VC and more. Ory is an avid supporter of the startup community and leads several philanthropic activities, in the newest episode by Andrew Gray.

#34: Ryan Grant Little about two successful Exits, Charity work and ClimateTech

The first guest of our new co-host Andrew Gray is a serial impact and climate tech founder and investor, Ryan Grant Little! Ryan’s work focuses on removing animals from the supply chain and reducing climate impact. At the age of 20, he founded the charity Canada Helps, which has facilitated more than $3B of donations to Canadian charities over 25 years. He has had two very different entrepreneurial journeys which have both resulted in successful exits, and is a prolific climate investor. And of course, Ryan hosts the enthusiastically named podcast “Another Climate Tech Podcast”.

#33: O DeepTechu se Sárou Polak, Petrem Ulvrem z Tensor Ventures a Janem Romportlem z Elin.ai na plzeňském BIC BEAT

Tématem dalšího plzeňského BIC Beatu byl DeepTech. Jan Romportl, CEO plzeňského startupu Elin.ai, popularizátorka AI Sara Polak a Petr Ulvr, zakladatel českého deep tech fondu Tensor Ventures si povídali o české deep tech scéně. Vzniká v Česku dost kvalitních deep tech startupů? Jak jsou podporovány a co jde dělat lépe? Jak pomoci DeepTech startupům? Je zde dostatek DeepTech investorů?

#32: Marvin Liao, Jan Krahulik and Kate Syslova revisiting ENGAGED INVESTMENT CONFERENCE

The Fall of the Year will be fully packed with Startup Events and we can’t wait! With the upcoming highlist event for investors ENGAGED Conference by DEPO Ventures, let us revisit the discussion we had last year with Jan Krahulik and Marvin Liao from Diaspora Ventures. We discussed CEE startups still aspiring for the “big fish in a small pond” award, why Marvin thinks VCs didn’t learn a thing or what are the unsexy verticals VCs overlook.

#31: Jaroslav Horváth o inovacích uvnitř Raiffeisenbank, písmenkové polívce a bance budoucnosti

Hostem této epizody je Jaro Horváth, který je ředitelem oddělení Strategie, Change Management, Research & Development v Raiffeisenbank. Kromě toho, že občas zamíří vypomáhat na pobočku banky, tak se také (kromě rodiny) věnuje cyklistice, běhu a turistice. Je náruživý čtenář a jako informační jídlo považuje “písmenkovou polévku”. Chytré, že? Stejně jako celá epizoda.

Dobrou chuť!

#30: Tereza Machackova about Talent Management, Navigating Humor and Radical Candor

In short; Tereza is a SuperWoman. Adding a few more words; Tereza was the first member of People Operations at productboard, and helped to scale this tech Unicorn from 24 employees up to 220 in a year and a half. Then helped PortComps in a leading European VC Fund Credo Ventures, was Head of People in Deepnote, and now in Attio in London.
 
Besides building a love brand from productboard, Tereza co-founded DisruptHR Prague, mentors in the FemmePalette, co-founded Hirin-On-Ramp, loves horses and bicycles. And the list of accomplishments could go on. What’s the weirdest food she’s ever eaten? This and much more in our latest episode.

#29: TRUESDAY Special Edition with Thea Prokop and Lukas Zdarsky

Don’t judge other people’s style too quickly, and maybe don’t fuss so much over coffee beans either ☕. Fashion and gastro are all about riding the trends just right—without bending too much or selling out. Big thanks to ⁠Thea Prokop⁠ from ELLE (⁠BurdaMedia Extra⁠) and ⁠Lukáš Žďárský⁠ (⁠Dudes & Barbies s.r.o.⁠) for such a fun and insightful conversation!

#28: #StartupCinema & Cooking The Books with Wirecard

Tento díl našeho podcastu bude speciální, jedná o záznam z našeho eventu #Startup Cinema: Cooking The Books with Wirecard, kde jsme nejen hledali recept na úspěch, ale také se pídili po tom, jak nedopadnout jako německý FinTech gigant.

#27: Jaroslav Baier z Havel & Partners o Cap Tablech, jménech právních kanceláří a AI

Proč se právní kanceláře jmenují po svých zakladatelích, zatímco VC fondy jsou většinou “Lorem-Ipsun Ventures”? Co dělají právníci v investorském hrnci a jak se kuchtík stane partnerem v Havel & PartnersJaká je skutečná návratnost fondů?  A není peníze někdy lepší dát do raději do spořáku? Jak rozparcelovat svůj startupový koláč , abych neodradil další investory? O tom všem a také o tom, kdy AI nahradí Jarda Baier v našem Startup Kitchen podcastu.

#26: Vijay Nerva from Bobcat about Diggers, Innovations and a real-world GTA

What on Earth are diggers doing in the startup community? 🌍🚜 “Baby, can you drive my Bobcat?” 🚗🎶 That’s what you can ask Vijay Nerva, Head of Innovation and Acceleration for Bobcat EMEA and also our newest guest.
We cannot wait to try their full-electric, cell-operated, game-like machinery! 🔋 Will Bobcat be like your next GTA car? Where’s Bobcat innovation heading? Is it going to be the next Nokia or the next Tesla? 📱🚗 What was their “innovator’s dilemma”? BTW, you wanna play with diggers most innovatively? 🔧🚧 Bobcat is the way!

#25: Hyun Park about Startup Advisors, scale-ups, NOKIA and Education

What’s the role of advisors in the startup industry? How to find those really relevant? How to convince the All-Star Advisor that you are the one? This and much more in this week’s newest episode with Huyn Park, former Head of Global Offering Management at NOKIA, United Nations Startup Advisor and University of Cambridge and Stanford University Mentor who now serves as a startup advisor globally.

#24: Cristobal Alonso about Startup Wise Gyus, Red Color, Global Accelerator and Divorce Rate

We discussed how to build a Global accelerator fund for passionate B2B founders, and how to distinguish the good from the empty and bloated or why is everything Startup Wise Guys related in Red Color? Enjoy our newest episode with a leading worldwide startup Accelerator and its Boss. Who likes to eat fabada.

#23: Venture Capital a investice do startupů v rámci BIC Beat vol. 3

Třetí plzeňský BIC Beat přivedl na jedno místo inspirativní VC investory a zkušené foundery, kteří za sebou mají několik investičních kol. Z Depo Ventures dorazila Kateryna Kovalenko, Tensor Ventures reprezentoval Ondřej Lipold, BIC Plzeň (a také Socialbakers) Lukáš Maixner a Delta Green David Brožík. A vše moderoval náš Tom Cironis.

#22: Hanah Lahe (Riigikogu), the Youngest MP about Making an Impact and fighting the Climate Crisis

Hanah helped to make gay marriage legal or is fighting the climate crisis (which is a tough job in Estonia, as it has a deep-rooted car-loving culture, even though there is free public transportation for residents) and much more! And now we present you our newest videocast, with Hana, directly from Heldeke Bar in Tallinn, Estonia.

#21: Linda Voreas (KARMA VC) on how education can also be deep tech and how advancing defence should be called "innovating peace"

Linda is an Associate at Karma Ventures, supporting the team with c-suite and board recruitment, market research, and a strong international executive network.

She came to the studio on a scooter eventhough there is -1°C and it’s snowing outside. Linda Võeras has wet hair and a huge smile. She shakes the snow off and is ready to shoot in 30 seconds, explaining how education can also be deep tech and how advancing defense should be called “innovating peace.” 🛡️ Then she hits the sauna. 🔥

#20: Alain Wildanger & Laurent Hengesch (IVC) about Gin, Pre-Seed to series C/D and Luxembourgh”

Ilavska Vuillermoz Capital – now say it three times quickly in a row! Let’s think about a bottle of gin becoming a unicorn – together with Alain Wildanger & Laurent Hengesch & OTTO. From pre-seed to series C/D – ain’t the same league; it ain’t even the same sport! Or is it? Why are grandmas important? What can Luxembourg VC bring to Czech and CEE startups? Why does a VC firm own half of the volcano? How is fundraising in the Czech Republic going? All that in the latest podcast/videocast/eruption of motivation with our Katerina Syslova.

#19: TRUESDAYS Special Edition StartupJobs hosts Lucie Brešová⁠ (Groupon), ⁠Marek Vašíček⁠ (FTMO) and ⁠Vratislav Kalenda⁠ (Applifting)

The panel discussion titled „How to build a company culture while moving the company forward quickly“ took place, exploring strategies for establishing a robust company culture amidst rapid growth.

Lucie Brešová, SVP Groupon Operations, and Marek Vašíček, CTO, co-founder of FTMO and Vratislav Kalenda, Frontman / CEO and Co-founder of Applifting participated in the panel discussion moderated by Filip Mikschik, Founder & CEO of StartupJobs, and Barbora Kebzová, Brand & Marketing Manager of StartupJobs, who also brought an up-to-date perspective from the job market to the discussion.

#18: Karolina Mrozkova from Credo Ventures about Runways, Trans-Atlantic journey and the principle of “survival of the fittest”

Karolina Mrozkova, General Partner at Credo Ventures, & our latest master chef in the Startup Kitchen Talk! From fashion runways to startup runways and airport runways, Karolina’s trans-Atlantic journey is a hell of a flight. Why is “Respectible Fighting” crucial in the VC fund? From White Star Capital -> Credo Ventures; Does the European modesty work better than American-boosted culture? Is the principle of “survival of the fittest” more pronounced in the modeling industry or the startup world?

Why does she still feel like an imposter?

#17: Harvey Ma, founder at Aedge Ventures, about sneakerhead, 1st step when scaling to APAC or common mistakes EU / USA startups do when scaling to Asia

Harvey Ma, Ex Rocket Internet, now founder at Aedge Ventures and Managing Partner at BlackStorm Consulting with experiences from Silicon Valley, Taiwan and Mainland China. And sneakerhead. What should be the 1st step when scaling to APAC? How deep should the founder study the complexity of loucal soup & entaglend relationships and historical grudges? What are the common mistakes EU / USA startups do when scaling to Asia? Listen to find out!

#16: Zoe Reich (Octopus Ventures) and 50M DeepTech fund, her own exit, volcanology and mountain climbing

How many VCs do you know are mountain climbers? And how many of them are competitive weightlifters? Last question: How many of them studied volcanology? Sounds improbable?

Then meet our next precious guest; Zoë Reich from Octopus Ventures in London! She’s an experienced VC investor, successfully exited her own startup (hint crypto market), did research on the Science, Research and Innovation Department at the British Government and now manages a 50M EUR fund focused on DeepTech.

#15: Marvin Liao (Diaspora Ventures) and Jan Krahulík (DEPO Ventures) about CEE startups still aspiring for the “big fish in a small pond”

Why should guinea pigs be careful around Marvin Liao and Jan Krahulík? Are CEE startups still aspiring for the “big fish in a small pond” award? How does the rolling fund roll out? Why does Marvin think VCs didn’t learn a thing? What mistakes do they repeat like guinea piggies in a wheel? What are the unsexy verticals VCs overlook? Are Jan or Marvin Assholes?
 
Listen to the latest episode with Marvin Liao from Diaspora Ventures and Jan Krahulik from Depo Ventures hosted by our Katerina Syslova.

#14: Technology Incubation and Czechinvest (Matous Kostlivy) helping Czech startups, represented by Tolgee (Jan Cizmar)

Grandma asks why her kitchen robot isn’t an AI: and Matous Kostlivy, director of AI Hub, and Jan Cizmar, founder of an AI startup, answer. What is the difference between this and the previous meta and crypto hypes? Is there an AI winter coming…ever? Why is state support crucial? Isn’t private money enough? How does Technologicka inkubace works with startups? Was longboarding ever really cool?

That and much more in our podcast with Matous Kostlivy from CzechInvest, Jan Cizmar from Tolgee.

#13: Startup Cinema & Theranos: Blood, Money and Ego Event

Tento díl našeho podcastu bude speciální, jedná o záznam z našeho eventu #Startup Cinema s podtitulem Theranos: Blood, Money and Ego, kde jsme nejen hledali recept na úspěch, ale také se pídili po tom, proč se tolik lidí Theranos polívkou otrávilo.

Do panelu přijali pozvání Honza Husták z Hustakomunkejšn (který nám podal úhel pohledu PRisty), Ondřej Zemek ze Sparring Legal (úhel pohledu právníka), Petr Štěpánek z Macromo (úhel pohledu Foundera) a v neposlední řadě také Jana Dusheke ze Seed Starteru České Spořitelny (úhel pohledu VC investora). Užijte si poslech a zjistěte si svou krevní skupinu 🙂

#12: Peter Lasinger (3VC) about managing the largest Series A-focused fund in Austria, multinational team and beer.

Managing the largest Series A-focused fund in Austria of €150m – investing in the CEE and DACH region – why didn’t they (like Pet Shop Boys) GO WEST? With several investments in Czech companies (GAMEE or TATUM) and leading a diverse team of 8 nationalities, Peter Lasinger sees the regional (startup) cooking differences. He knows who has the best food & beer.

Are we experiencing a Bear or just a Teddy-Bear market?

#11: Adam Kocik about the Perfect-looking Investment, NYC Subway and Hyped Investors

Who is hungrier: New York City subway’ rats or a hyped investor? Listen to our newest Startup Kitchen Talk with Adam Kocik from J&T Ventures to find out! What is J&T Venture’s relationship with their bank mothership? Do they cook independently?

We also chat about M&A, MBA, and MMA. What a podcast goal!

#10: Kristýna Minářová o startupech v korporátech, oxymorónech, štikách i převodovkách

Banka konající pro společnost, nikoli pro zisk – je to oxymoron, nebo vůbec ne? Pusťte si náš nejnovější podcast s Kristýnou Minářovou a dovíte se třeba Proč je někdy v korporátu dobře a občas prší nebo jak se bude jmenovat startupové oddělení Raiffaisenbank?

Poslechněte si a pak nám dejte vědět, jestli jste v tématu work-life balance spíše Kristýna, nebo Ondra Bartoš!

#9: Ondrej Bartos (2nd Part) about VC sheeps, deceptive founders, and better to burn out (than to fade away)

Do investors make “Woo”  or “Baa”? ?
In Part 2 of our podcast with Ondrej Bartos, we furtherly discuss the ZOO of CEE startup ecosystems.
How is the Bear doing? Is he staying long?
How to let down your investor – examples included.
Downsizing of your fund – clever move or a lack of LP money?
How superficial is the unicorn hunt, and what rising stars is Ondrej sorry he missed?
Was it possible to “burn out” in the 90s, and what would Curt Cobain think?
Listen to Ondrej Bartos’s podcast, part 2, with our Kate Syslova.

#8: Ondrej Bartos (1st Part) about Unicorn–Kentaurs, hypes, and the dark side of startup incentives

Ondrej Bartos, the devil, and angel, the father of the CEE startup ecosystem. He doesn’t want to be called Gordon Ramsay of the Startup Kitchen and doesn’t like flat white, yoga, and European Investment Fund money.

Founder of Credo Ventures, who prefers questions instead of answering them, joined our podcast to answer some nevertheless. This episode is the 1st part of our unusually high 2-episode-long talk about CEE startup history and Ondrej’s views on life, the kitchen, and everything.

#7: Lucie Bresova about Scaling Tech Startups, TravelTech, The Future of VR and Eating Healthy

Scaling, Scaling and Scaling! Meet our new podcast guest Lucie Brešová who has a remarkable CV (Ernst & Young or JIC Brno) and is an expert on scaling tech startups. She managed the exponential growth of the travel tech disruptor Kiwi.com, taking the company from 10 to 2000 people globally and setting the financial systems to sustain growth from 0 to 1bn€ in turnover in 4 years. She’s also a Board Member at Pocket Virtuality which develops a unique VR technology.

#6: Michael Schuster about managing multi-million dollar Speedinvest and Eating Bulls balls

Michael Schuster is a Former Managing Partner of multi-million dollar VC fund Speedinvest with offices in Berlin, London, Paris, Vienna, and Munich, more than 390 investments, and recently closed €500M new fund to help even more early-stage European tech startups scale to global success. In our newest Episode, hosted by lovely Kate Syslova, Michael discusses  and also being a Chef or eating Bulls balls (no kidding 😀 ). What does Michael think of convertible loans? Are they as useful and powerful as Founders think?

#5: HANKA KUCEROVA AND BUILDING OPERO AS A GIRL SCOUT AND EATING SPIDERS

Opening a cowork sounds lovely right? How about opening a cowork with deadly deadlines and no floors? The Opero team made it on time!
Kudos to Pavel Přikryl, Hanka Kučerová, Bára Seidlová & co. Hanka described the tasty struggles in our brand new podcast episode hosted by Kate Syslova. It is called Startup Kitchen Talk and here is a sneak peek!

#4: frank salzgeber and why we need more space

This episode was recorded at the beginning of the pandemic, during WeAre Summit 2020. As Head of the Innovation and Ventures Office, Frank is overseeing the largest Space Entrepreneurship network in the world. His team has initiated over 360 industry transfers and supported nearly 1000 start-ups. He supports the exploitation of the ESA patent portfolio and promotes the ESA BA (Business Applications) offer of ESA which has supported an additional over 600 business cases. In the next 3 years, ESA Space Solutions will invest 220 Mio Euro in the seed.

#3: Katherine maher on the modern age of information

This episode was recorded at the beginning of the pandemic, during WeAre Summit 2020. Katherine Maher is a former chief executive officer and executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation, positions she held from 2019 to April 2021 and from 2016 to April 2021 respectively. Previously, she was a chief communications officer. She has a background in information and communications technology.

#2: esther wojcicki on the future of education

This episode was recorded at the beginning of the pandemic, during WeAre Summit 2020. Esther Wojcicki is an American journalist, educator, and vice chair of the Creative Commons advisory council. She has studied education and technology and is the founder of the Palo Alto High School Media Arts Program in Palo Alto, CA., and the Co-Founder of TractLearning, Inc publishes the website Tract.app, a peer-to-peer, project-based, gamified learning platform for kids 8 years and over.

#1: guy kawasaki on the art of innovation

This episode was recorded at the beginning of the pandemic, during WeAre Summit 2020. Guy Kawasaki did not invent secular evangelism, but he popularized it. This goes back to 1983 and his work with the Macintosh Division of Apple. He is currently the chief evangelist of Canva, an online, graphics-design company from Australia.

When we were invited to talk

Sometimes we are invited to talk about stuff we care about. Listen to our team members talking about what they love.

#43: Communicating DeepTech nad why science needs more translators / Talk with Katerina Syslova, Creative Director at Startup Kitchen and Marketing Manager at Tensor Ventures

Join us for a great chat with Kate Syslova, a passionate communicator and deep tech enthusiast. As the marketing manager of Tensor Ventures and a creative force in the Startup Kitchen community, Kate brings her expertise to the conversation, making the complex world of deep tech startups accessible to all.

[CZ] provdat dvanáctiletou dceru rodiče bolí, ale zařídí jí tím budoucnost. Amerika je hrozně drsná.

S Kateřinou Syslovou o zkušenostech se životem v Indonésii a Severní Americe: studium v Indonésii a nahlédnutí na místní společenské a ekologické problémy vzniklé příchodem západních společností, práce na Aljašce, pobyt v USA a setkání se s překvapující přátelskostí i zpátečnickým smýšlením.

[CZ] pracovala jsem na baťově farmě v brazíli. článek mi odmítli vydat, chtěli fotky pláží, ne mrtvol.

S Kateřinou Syslovou o zkušenostech se životem v Brazílii a Indonésii: práce na Baťově farmě v Brazílii, muslimsko-česká svatba, indonéská filmová kultura, tradice mrtvých na ulici.

[CZ] Adam Cironis - Digitalizace zdánlivě nemožného

Státní instituce a digitalizace. Výzva sama o sobě. Nové rozměry to ale dostává pokud pracujete pro Národní muzeum. Čím je vlastně specifické a jaké zvolit obecně nástroje, aby to všechno fungovalo? Nejen o tom v dnešním díle s Adamem Cironisem z Národního muzea.

[CZ] 1. stereotyp – programování není pro staré (Hugo mrázek)

V našem prvním díle jsme si pozvali našeho staršího kamárada Huga. Stereotyp ohledně stáří programátora jsme si nevybrali jen tak náhodou, jelikož Hugo patří mezi dinosaury programování a podával si ruku se samotným Janem Žižkou při navrhování jeho vozové hradby. Z nějakého důvodu jsme se dozvěděli, že by Hugo rád chodil venku úplně nahý, ale to už si musíte poslechnout sami.

[CZ] Czechinvest startup backstage #11 – Existuje recept na úspech? Tomáš cironis ho zná

Hostem jedenáctého dílu seriálu CzechInvest Startup Backstage je masterchef Tomáš Cironis! Místo kuchyně ale tvoří divy v Startup Kitchen. A to není vše, také působí jako Director, Head of Community a boří zajeté hranice s Disraptors. Probereme s ním řadu témat, dozvíte se více o Startup Kitchen a Investiční akademii, kterou jsme si pro vás s našimi partnery připravili v CzechInvestu, řeč padne také na Disraptors a změny, kterými si prošel a zjistíte také to, jestli Tomáš má ambice založit si vlastní startup.

[ENG] Helping first-time founders find the recipe for the success

Tomas Cironis is the Master Chef of the Startup Kitchen. He and his team are helping first-time founders to raise their first funding rounds and guide them on their journey to build successful startups.

In this podcast episode, Tomas shares his journey and the reason behind starting the community of the Startup Kitchen, what type of services and help they are providing to founders, lessons learned from his conversations with successful people like Steve Wozniak, and his expectations towards the startup ecosystem in the Czech Republic.

[CZE] V Rovnováze, podcast prvního českého Bachelora Jana Solfronka

Od čtyřkaře na střední po správce zahraničního investičního fondu. Jak zážitky z cest vedly k uvědomění, na čem v životě záleží. Startupové prostřední současné trendy a jejich proměna za posledních 7 let. Sport a pohyb jako ventil stresu. Důležitost kompatibility v životě a další tipy, jak žít v rovnováze.

                                 Financováno Evropskou unií – Next Generation EU