From day zero to greatness: Magnus Grimeland on the Capital Allocators podcast

How can the world tackle the increasingly complex problems of our time? With a new global infrastructure backing the most driven founders. Listen to Antler founder and CEO Magnus Grimeland discuss this—and why we're building Antler—on the Capital Allocators podcast.

Antler

Company

February 15, 2024

As the world faces more complex and pressing problems than ever before, the traditional way of solving them isn’t enough. A new global infrastructure is needed to back the most driven people building solutions to the biggest issues of our time.

Antler founder and CEO Magnus Grimeland sat down with Ted Seides on the Capital Allocators podcast, discussing:

Magnus’s path to building Antler the world’s first truly global day zero startup platform.
What it takes for entrepreneurs to succeed today.
Our unique approach to building the crucial infrastructure for founders to move the world forward.

Listen to highlights below and the full conversation on the Capital Allocators podcast.

Why we're building Antler

The secret to finding the perfect co-founder

What founder hustle looks like

Ready to build a company that solves a pressing problem? Apply to an Antler residency in 25+ locations around the world.

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Antler

Company

The investor backing the world's most driven founders, from day zero to greatness. Enabling thousands of founders every year to launch and scale companies that move the world forward.

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