The Seed Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode of The Seed Podcast, we sit down with Biel Seuma, Chief of Staff at Factorial, to discuss his journey from engineering to consulting and into the world of startups, landing a key role at Spain’s HR software unicorn. Biel shares insights on decision-making in high-growth companies, the balance between being a generalist and a specialist, and the best ways to prepare for entrepreneurship. He highlights the power of mission-driven obsession, exposing oneself to opportunities, and openly sharing ambitions to unlock new possibilities. Packed with actionable advice, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to break into the startup ecosystem.

In this episode of The Seed Podcast, Jessica Saade, Head of Investor Relations at Kibo Ventures, shares her path into the venture capital world. She delves into how she professionalized investor relations, built a powerful network while searching for the right role, and leveraged her international background to shape her career. Jessica also explores the key differences between corporate culture and VC, emphasizing the importance of passion, adaptability, and the right mindset for success in the industry.

In this episode, Robert Hangu, founder of Next Jobs, an AI-powered HR tech startup, shares insights on his entrepreneurial journey, the impact of AI on career choices, and how non-technical professionals can play a role in shaping the future of AI.

In this Spanish-language episode of The Seed Podcast, Alfons Mengual—entrepreneur and manager at Conector Startup Accelerator Barcelona—dives into the power of accelerators in kickstarting careers. He opens up about his personal startup journey, the lessons he's learned, and why students should jump in early to gain hands-on experience.

Pablo de Remedios takes us through his journey from Spain to the UK and eventually to Silicon Valley. In this episode, he shares his experiences navigating an international career, his relentless efforts to break into the venture space, his experience building a startup in a renowned accelerator program, and valuable insights into his role as a Venture Scout.

Camilo shares his journey as a young entrepreneur and investor, highlighting his ventures, strategies, and the value of attitude, networking, and risk-taking. Starting his investment firm at 19, he discusses balancing hard work with luck.

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In this episode of The Seed Podcast, Henrique Campos, co-founder and CEO of Brazu, shares his journey from Brazil to building a globally expanding AI-powered startup. Brazu is revolutionizing video animation by automating over 80% of workflows in Adobe After Effects, helping creators save time and streamline production.

Henrique dives into how he validated the idea, leveraged his hiring skills from past roles to build a strong team, and scaled internationally—primarily through bootstrapping. He also reflects on how global experiences have shaped his approach to entrepreneurship. Whether you're just starting out in your entrepreneurial journey or exploring the AI x creativity space, this episode is full of practical insight and inspiration.

What really happens behind the scenes of the world’s biggest blockbuster movies and what happens when a Hollywood insider decides to leave stability behind to bet everything on artificial intelligence?

In this episode of The Seed Podcast, hosts Hassan and Jan sit down with Aaron Bhugobaun, a media production veteran who has worked on massive releases for Marvel, Disney, and Universal. From approving world-class VFX on films like Thor: Ragnarok and Spider-Man: No Way Home to managing pipelines for YouTube creators pulling in 9 billion views a month, Aaron has seen the entertainment machine from the inside out.

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What does it actually take to build a business that someone wants to buy? In this episode, we sit down with entrepreneur and investor Peter Hart to break down the realities of building, scaling, and acquiring companies. Peter shares his journey from funding his first venture with €6,000 of waitering money to surviving the intense pressure of Shark Tank (Die Höhle der Löwen), and eventually pivoting into a private equity firm that has acquired 7 companies.

Whether you are just starting out with a laptop and a dream or looking for an exit strategy, Peter’s raw, no-BS insights will change how you look at your business operations.

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