Podcast: What makes a great founder?

Podcast host Alex Chisnall spent some time with Antler's CEO and founder Magnus Grimeland, discussing how the Antler team supports entrepreneurs striving to make their dreams of positive impact come true.

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June 17, 2019
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What makes a great founder?

Alex Chisnall, podcast host of iTunes top 100 show "Screw it, Just do it", converses with Antler's CEO Magnus Grimeland for its 137th episode.

In the episode, we get to hear Magnus discuss how he and his team aim to support entrepreneurs whom dream of creating businesses that strive to have a positive impact on the world, all through the Antler program and its global network.

As Alex Chisnell put it: “I genuinely think that this business, with Magnus driving it alongside his incredibly talented team, has the potential to change the world in the same way that Airbnb, Uber or even Apple has done.”

We couldn't have said it better ourselves.

Tune into the podcast to learn more about this and his thoughts on what makes a great entrepreneur.

http://startupu.libsyn.com/137-what-makes-a-great-founder-with-antlers-magnus-grimeland

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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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