Wrapping up Season 1

Thank you for listening and subscribing, and to our guests for sharing all of their insights on why Brazil is not for Beginners.

We are officially closing out the first season of Brazil is not for Beginners.

After almost a year and 12 episodes, we are wrapping up season 1 and taking this month off as we work on season 2 - with the Olympics in the background of course. 

This past year we spoke about building brands, insurance, community-building, tech trends, and much more.

Thank you for listening in and for subscribing, we appreciate your support.

We’d love to hear from you! 

Let us know what topics you want us to cover and people you’d like us to interview this upcoming season.

In the meantime… catch up on our past episodes!

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Isaac chats with Roberto Borcic, a partner at Pullman Morrison, and Jianggan Li, the Founder and CEO of Momentum Works, about Asian companies' expansion into Brazil.

Isaac and Débora Maria, an operations manager and relocation expert at LARM Brazil, discuss the challenges and considerations for foreigners moving to Brazil.

Isaac speaks to Amanda Martins, the Founder of LatAm Trampoline, a product launch and operations specialist who helps businesses successfully expand into Latin America.

Isaac chats with friends and Fintech visionaries Andrew Endicott, the Co-Founding Partner at Gilgamesh Ventures, and Alex Johnson, the author of Fintech Takes, about the Brazilian Fintech landscape.

Isaac sits down with long-time friends Sebastian Dominguez, the CEO of Builders, and Débora Mioranzza, the VP of Sales for the Americas at Degreed, to talk about hiring and building teams in Brazil.

Isaac sits down with Julia de Luca, an investment banker at ItauBBA specializing in tech coverage and author of the LatAm Tech Weekly Newsletter.

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