Next Big Wave

A podcast where Tim Grassin talks to founders in Southeast Asia about doing business in the region, new business ideas based on trends & opportunities they see in the market.

Next Big Wave is a entrepreneurship podcast hosted by Tim Grassin, with 42 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tim Grassin hosts Next Big Wave, a entrepreneurship show with 42 episodes published.

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  Episode #42

  This Founder Will Cut Your Aircon Energy Use By 50% in Minutes - Brice Degeyter

  Jan 16, 202553 minS1

  <p>If you're a founder looking to scale your startup join us: https://nextbigwave.co/</p> <p>In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Brice Degeyter, founder of Bizsu, a climate tech company based in Singapore.</p> <p>Brice shares his journey from a challenging childhood in northern France to becoming an entrepreneur focused on sustainability. He discusses the importance of corporate experience in shaping his entrepreneurial mindset and the impact of small sustainability initiatives in large organizations. Brice emphasizes the significance of leaving a legacy and making a positive impact on future generations through his...

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  Episode #41

  Iterative General Partner Shares Fundraising Tips - Brian Ma

  Jan 2, 202539 minS1

  <p>If you're a founder looking to scale your startup join us: https://nextbigwave.co/</p> <p>In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Brian Ma, co-founder of Iterative, a venture capital firm that helps founders go through a program to secure funds, grow, and scale their startups.</p> <p>Brian goes deep into startup pitches, best practices for raising funds for your startup, and what iterative looks at most when making investments. If you're an aspiring founder or a founder seeking funds, this episode is perfect for you!</p> <p>Check out Iterative: https://www...

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  Episode #40

  Why India is Dominating The SaaS Industry and Will Continue To Do So - Abhinov Balagoni

  Dec 19, 202430 minS1

  <p>If you're a founder looking to scale your startup join us: https://nextbigwave.co/</p> <p>In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Abhinov Balagoni, who shares his unique journey from being an employee to a founder and back to a corporate role as a Senior Product Manager.</p> <p>Abhinov discusses his experiences in the startup ecosystem, the challenges he faced while building a cross-border finance app, and the lessons learned from that journey. He also delves into the evolving landscape of SaaS in India, the impact of AI on employment, and the importance...

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  Episode #39

  How Iterative Transformed His Startups Sales Funnel - Rahul Nambiar

  Dec 12, 202441 minS1

  <p>If you're a founder looking to scale your startup join us: https://nextbigwave.co/</p> <p>In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Rahul Nambiar co-founder of Botsync a robotics automation startup based out of Singapore.</p> <p>They discuss the evolution of Botsync from creating educational robotic kits to focusing on robotic integration solutions. Rahul shares insights from his experience with the Iterative program and Hsu Ken, emphasizing the importance of building a commercial engine to scale the business. He also reflects on his journey as a founder, highlighting the significance of tinkering and...

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  Episode #38

  Building Billion Dollar Companies Out Of Asia - Lars Jankowfsky

  Dec 5, 202443 minS1

  <p>If you're a founder looking to scale your startup join us: https://nextbigwave.co/</p> <p>In this episode of Next Big Wave, Tim Grassin speaks with Lars Jankowfsky co-founder of NFQ, a leading software development company building billion-dollar companies out of Asia.</p> <p>Lars shares his inspirational story about how he got started as a founder, the trials and tribulations he went through, and how moving to Asia was the best move he's ever made. They also discuss some unconventional yet useful advice for young aspiring founders who are looking to make it big.</p> <p>Check...

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