The Morgo Podcast

The Morgo podcasts are 20-minute interviews with people building tech companies from New Zealand and Australia into the world.Look for The MORGO Podcast on your favourite podcast app and subscribe.

The Morgo Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Morgo, with 100 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.

Morgo hosts The Morgo Podcast, a business show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #166

  Luke Campbell, VXT

  Jul 22, 202624 minS1

  VXT automates AI notes from calls and meetings for lawyers. When Luke & co-founder Lucy Turner learned how much time lawyers spent recording time and notes from calls, they set out to solve the problem by building a phone system that integrates with legal software. Luke talks about getting customers on board, expanding offshore, the skills he brings to the role and the need to choose a co-founder carefully. VXT now has ARR of $10M and is growing at 10% per month. www.vxt.co.nz

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  Episode #165

  Ojas Mahapatra, Mars Bioimaging

  Jun 29, 202620 minS1

  Mars Bioimaging has developed a mobile colour CT for high quality scanning of hands and wrists. It has FDA approval in the US and is selling to the orthopaedic & emergency markets in the US & NZ. Ojas became CEO to focus on the commercialisation of the product and lead the push into the market. Key lessons: f ind your customer (a large market) and only then start throwing money at it. You'll fail a lot more than you win – you need to push through. www.marsbioimaging.com

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  Episode #164

  Yoram Benit, Tait Communications

  Jun 8, 202622 minS1

  Tait Communications is a provider of critical communications for public safety , emergency services utilities & enterprises . Yoram became CEO in 2021 and has grown the company from 450 people to over 1300. Plans include a new state of the art manufacturing facility & a Centre of Excellence with over 10 labs. Yoram says the key to the growth is having a strong business case for every R&D project or acquisition and making sure you have the right people. www. taitcommunications.com

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  Episode #163

  Ratu Mataira, OpenStar Technologies

  May 11, 202634 minS1

  <p >OpenStar is nuclear fusion company. In this podcast Ratu talks about the pathway of building the business: the science, the people, the funding. The core technology is a levitated dipole containing a plasma at temperatures of millions of degrees, which OpenStar demonstrated recently. Now OpenStar plans larger machines and temperatures of millions of degrees to make medical isotopes and electricity. This requires a team of very smart and very driven people. </p> <p >

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  Episode #162

  Sigurd Magnusson, Silverstripe

  Apr 13, 202623 minS1

  <p >Silverstripe partners with governments and enterprises to create the digital infrastructure that underpins everyday life in Aotearoa and beyond. Sigurd shares its journey from small startup to a mature company of 70 people whose open-source CMS powers over 200 NZ government websites. Their work is aiding digital transformation internationally too, as in South Africa where they delivered a single digital front door to government services in just 10 weeks.</p> <p > www.silverstripe.com</p>

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