Turning Down Investors Led to Standing Out in Silicon Valley

Update: 2022-09-26

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As co-founder and CEO of the retail intelligence platform Wisy, Min Chen is solving a $1-trillion problem in the consumer packaged goods industry, while centering her company's founding values. She speaks with Elian and Juleyka about raising a historic $1 million in her native Panama, achieving the right product-market fit, and the shock of relocating Wisy to Silicon Valley. And our Latino Business Moment of Zen illuminates our purpose by turning our attention inwards.

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Turning Down Investors Led to Standing Out in Silicon Valley

Elian Savodivker, Juleyka Lantigua, Kojin Tashiro, Elizabeth Nakano, Virginia Lora

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Turning Down Investors Led to Standing Out in Silicon Valley

Elian Savodivker, Juleyka Lantigua, Kojin Tashiro, Elizabeth Nakano, Virginia Lora

Turning Down Investors Led to Standing Out in Silicon Valley