• What Doesn't Kill You (And What Just Might)

  • By: Murli Ravi
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What Doesn't Kill You (And What Just Might)

By: Murli Ravi
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  • WDKY is a podcast by Tin Men Capital. On WDKY, we’re serious about startup success but don’t take ourselves too seriously. We bring you the people that have made it all happen and ask them to tell us about the many ways they could have failed – and often DID fail. More at https://www.tinmen.asia
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  • WDKY Cheatsheet | Founders evaluating investors

    WDKY Cheatsheet | Founders evaluating investors
    Oct 12 2021
    Cheatsheet is a bite-sized companion podcast to WDKY where we get straight to the point and reveal actionable tips and best practices that can help your company cheat death. We know that investors evaluate startups all the time. In this episode of Cheatsheet, my guest Jeremy Tan and I tell you how founders should evaluate prospective investors – and why. Jeremy Tan and Murli Ravi of Tin Men Capital Jeremy, my friend and co-founder at Tin Men Capital, is a corporate finance expert. He has been a sell-side banker, a buy-side investor at some of the world’s largest financial institutions, an angel investor and now a venture capitalist. Jeremy has worked on multibillion-dollar IPOs and M&A deals in the US and Asia, as well as raised capital for high growth startups. Resources Jeremy's profile: Linkedin Questions? Criticism? Beer recommendations? Send them to wdky@tinmen.asia
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    25 mins
  • WDKY 1821 | The Worm 🪱 in Your Tummy

    WDKY 1821 | The Worm 🪱 in Your Tummy
    Sep 6 2021
    As a newly minted graduate during the dot com boom, Huang Shao Ning co-founded the jobs portal, JobsCentral, with her husband Lim Der Shing. After several years running the company, CareerBuilder approached them with an offer to buy the business, giving Shao Ning and her team a well-deserved exit. Shao Ning is now an angel investor and mentor to fellow entrepreneurs at her angel club called AngelCentral. Resources Shao Ning's profile: LinkedIn Shao Ning's book recommendation: The Second Decision by Randy Nelson Episode transcript: Download Shao Ning's chosen charity: Shao Ning supports a number of charities. Two she mentioned on the show are the Singapore Children's Society and the Association for Persons with Special Needs. Please join Shao Ning in donating to these charities if you are able to. Alternatively, listeners may like to join Murli in donating to the UN’s World Food Programme (winner of the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize), which does important work distributing food to approximately 100 million hungry poor around the world. Questions? Criticism? Beer recommendations? Send them to wdky@tinmen.asia
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • WDKY 1820 | All Bull 🐂 No S**t 💩

    WDKY 1820 | All Bull 🐂 No S**t 💩
    May 28 2021
    Tan Teik Guan is a hardcore computer scientist. After earning a degree in computer science at the National University of Singapore, he worked in IT Security at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, before being bitten by the startup bug. He then became the CEO and CTO of the security software startup DS3 for about a decade. Teik Guan led the sale of DS3 to the security multinational Gemalto and continued there for three years in VP roles. But this success came only after two earlier failed startups - a mobile payments company and a B2B fintech startup. In recent years, he has been mentoring a number of tech startups while pursuing a PhD in quantum cryptography. Teik Guan may be in academia now but one could never mistake him for an ivory-tower theoretician – he is a "doer" by temperament. Listen to this episode to learn why everyone can benefit from being an entrepreneur at some point in their lives. Resources Teik Guan’s profile: LinkedIn Episode transcript: Download Teik Guan's chosen charity: Teik Guan is a volunteer, committee member and donor of the Association for Persons with Special Needs. He encourages others to get involved with the APSN. Alternatively, listeners may like to join Murli in donating to the UN’s World Food Programme (winner of the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize), which does important work distributing food to approximately 100 million hungry poor around the world. Questions? Criticism? Beer recommendations? Send them to wdky@tinmen.asia
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    1 hr and 8 mins

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