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Marc Jordana Soldevila
CEO & Co-founder Norrsken Barcelona
Marc Jordana Soldevila is a disruptor looking to challenge the status quo from Antai Venture Builder. He holds a degree in Economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Marc has had a diverse professional career, serving in leadership roles in various organizations and as an advisor in the startup ecosystem. He is known for his social liberal views and passion for Barcelona football club (Barça).
Previously, Marc was the CEO & Co-founder of Norrsken Barcelona, an Investor / Advisor at improfit.ai, the Managing Director at Heura Foods. He has also been involved with organizations like Elma Care, Ashoka, Marmota, Mascoteros, CornerJob, Platanomelón, Shopery, and Wallapop in board member capacities.
In addition, Marc has experience as a Partner & Chief of Business Development Manager at Antai Venture Builder, a Business Development Consultant at XpandSales, the Country Manager Spain at Mister Spex, and as a Consultant at Nexe the Way of Change. He has also held roles at PositionMEonline and Henkel CEE as an Assistant.
With his diverse background and involvement in various sectors, Marc Jordana Soldevila brings a unique perspective to the business world and the startup community, showcasing his expertise in business development, consulting, and management.
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La labor de ecosistema que están haciendo Bernat Farrero y Jordi Romero desde Itnig - Startup Ecosystem es increíble. Admirable que cada semana, sin falta, saquen tiempo para compartir historias increíbles como la de Lucas Carné Carcas (Privalia, 011h) que permiten aprender, conocer y dignificar la figura del emprendedor en un país donde todavía queda muchísimo por hacer #Respect!
Desde Norrsken Barcelona nos enorgullece haber colaborado en este episodio 💚
https://lnkd.in/d_nKwbZS
Last Friday we hosted a Q&A at Norrsken Barcelona with David Katz, founder of Plastic Bank, an unconventional solution to remove plastic from the ocean. There's a well-known TED Talk and plenty of info, so I just wanted to share a few take-aways from this session:
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We need to stop vilifying plastic. Plastic is not the enemy. If we change the mentality and see it as a diamond, everything would be much easier. Let's trade! We can monetize waste and use plastic as a currency.
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The current challenge doesn't come from the West, but developing countries. Everything starts with poverty. The impoverished mind has a very short time perspective. We cannot ask them to recycle.
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On social businesses, perfection is the enemy of the good. I think on the beauty of our core business, not on some potential negative externalities. As an entrepreneur you have to keep going, build, iterate, launch! We are missing so many breakthroughs because people focus on "what if I'm wrong?"
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We're changing business so we have a more purposeful economy.
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Social business doesn't differ from traditional ones: ultimately everything is a sales organization. Find the customer and build the supply
For the ones who want to learn more, here you can find:
*Ted Talk https://lnkd.in/emDp8GnW
*Interview https://lnkd.in/ezNAQ6yS
Thanks David for stopping by, Fabrizio Ferraro for organizing it and Amanda Kai Putley and Joan Jofra to putting everything together.
