Crazy Wisdom
What's it like to start a company in Medellin, Colombia? - Camilo Usuga: CTO of Talos Digital
- Argentina & Latin America
- startups
- latin america
- tech entrepreneurship
- colombia
- product development
About this episode
Very proud to release this episode with Camilo who shares the truth, not just the hype about the particular stresses that come from starting a company in Medellin, Colombia. We also did a later interview in Spanish which was a lot of fun.
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Episode transcript
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast. Today I'm releasing my episode with Camilo, Camilo Ursulga. And Camilo has a lot of interesting things to say about the. The theme I came down here to investigate about. What are the differences between building a company outside of San Francisco and building a company inside of San Francisco? Camilo has experienced both ecosystems and he's tried it in both. So he has a lot of interesting things to say. And also I later reached out to him for an interview in Spanish as well. So I'll be publishing that one as well. So look out for that one if you do want to listen to that one in Spanish. If this one is really good and you want to listen to that one, go ahead and follow Crazy Wisdom ESP on Twitter. Again, that's Crazy Wisdom ESP for Espanol. If you speak Spanish and you want to get a little bit of a nuance into this discussion we're about to have. Hope you enjoy it. And as always, please find us on itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, any of the major podcasting platforms, and go ahead and give us a review and subscribe. Have a great day. Thank you.
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom podcast. My guest today is Camilo Ursoga. He is the CTO and Director of Product Development for Talos Digital.
Very excited to talk to you and interview you. And we're going to talk today about creativity and stress within the context of starting a company in Medellin. Investment and just general what it means to start a company here. And can you give a little bit background on both you and Talos?
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