UNFILTERED BY BREEGA

Building something from nothing is messy, human, and worth talking about bluntly.UNfiltered brings real conversations about what it truly takes to build a company: the money, the pressure, the ego, the bad calls, and what investors actually think but rarely say.Every episode, a Breega investor and a founder confront each other's perspectives, because the best insights come from unfiltered conversations.

UNFILTERED BY BREEGA is a business podcast hosted by Breega, with 6 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.

Breega hosts UNFILTERED BY BREEGA, a business show with 6 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  She raised the world's largest in-space manufacturing seed to treat cancer from home

  May 20, 202642 minS2

  <p>Dr Katie King left her scientific career to manufacture medicine in space, with one audacious goal: treat cancer from home. Breega co-led BioOrbit's £9.8m seed, the world's largest for in-space manufacturing. On May 15th, Baby BOX-E launched to the International Space Station.</p><p>Why is right now the right moment for in-space manufacturing? What actually made Breega back something this ambitious? What makes a pitch instantly forgettable? Does the ecosystem reward charisma over competence? And what's the one investment every founder should make in themselves?</p>

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  Episode #1

  €4M revenue in year one: he's making solar finally make sense for French homes

  May 13, 202629 minS2

  <p>Season 2 is here with 70 brand new questions ! This time we're not just talking about founders, we're going inside the industries they're disrupting.</p><p>Kicking it off: Paul de Préville, co-founder of Ensol, bringing solar energy to residential homes, in a sector that's been promising revolution for 30 years. Facing him, Sébastien Boucraut, Chief Scaling Officer, Partner at Breega and master coach.</p><p>What's really broken in solar? Why is now the right time to market ? What's the one question founders should ask their investors but never do? And what do you need to stop doing to be...

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  Episode #4

  He exited, started over, and called the same investors first

  May 12, 202630 minS1

  <p>This round, François Paulus, serial entrepreneur and Breega co-founder for 13 years faces off with Patrick Asdaghi, exited founder of Foodcheri and now building Carbon Maps, a sustainability platform taking on the Food & Beverage industry.</p><p>Are investors the big bad wolves? What's the one mistake you keep seeing other founders make? And after 13 years with the same two co-founders, what's the secret?</p><p>(In French)</p>

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  Episode #3

  She raised €18M, is 4 years profitable and has zero churn

  May 11, 202651 minS1

  <p>Benjamin Deplus, double exited founder turned Partner at Breega, faces off with Charlotte Couallier, cofounder and CEO of Dattak, a French cyberinsurance company built from scratch in 2022 and already at €18M raised.</p><p>Should a founder pay themselves a big salary? Is trust earned or given? What happens when you lose your biggest client? And why is one funding round too many the mistake nobody talks about?</p>

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  Episode #2

  30 years a founder: how he built a French Tech Next 40 company

  May 7, 202655 minS1

  <p>This round, Ben Marrel faces off with Pascal Lorne, serial founder and CEO of Gojob, a French HRtech scaleup with €50M+ raised and a spot in the French Tech Next 40.</p><p>Pascal and Ben go way back with 10 years of shared history. And in this episode, they tackle questions most VCs and founders avoid: the last time he really thought about quitting, the hardest firing, are investors big bad wolves, and whether he'd be happier if he'd never built this company at all.</p>

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