And I think what separates successful entrepreneurs from unsuccessful ones is, first and foremost, listening and adjusting, but not only that, but continuing to try. ”
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Serial Entrepreneur Aron Gilady, who currently leads Renovai
(Photo: Ran Yehezkel)
This episode features Aron Guilady. He is a serial entrepreneur and is currently leading his third tech startup, his Renovai.
He co-founded his first startup while studying for his BA in Economics and Philosophy. That venture was in the sports and entertainment collectibles industry. He has signed licensing deals with his FC his Barcelona, NBA, Disney and other brands and has sold over 1.5 million of his units through European and American retailers such as Walmart, Target, Toys R Us and Tesco.
In 2017, he co-founded a 3D rendering studio with 10 employees. The company has created virtual reality experiences for architects and interior designers. Based on the knowledge and experience gained in this venture, the idea of Renovai was born with an ambitious mission. It’s about using AI to empower online retailers to make professional design and stylist services affordable and accessible to everyone.
Some of the things discussed:
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His ‘nothing is impossible’ mindset and how he was able to ‘skip the line’ and land deals with some of the world’s leading sports brands and retailers with zero experience.
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His Approach to Achieving Moonshot Goals
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Sustainability
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where luck works
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Cold Outreach Pro Tips
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etc!
Noah Esched: Recognized as a Thought Leader by The Daily Telegraph. Her book “The Smart Marketer’s Guide to Google Adwords” became her #1 bestseller on Amazon. Her Digital Her marketing agency, Bold Digital Architects, has won several industry awards. She previously co-founded and distributed Israel’s only national student magazine. Lawyer (Hebrew University graduate) and journalist.
Ronen Menipas: An Israeli investor, entrepreneur, technology advisor and founder of numerous business ventures in the entertainment, adtech and fintech sectors. During his 25 years of entrepreneurial experience, Ronen has been involved in over 100 of his start-up companies in Israel, 30 of which he founded or co-founded. Of these start-ups, two of which he has gone public, five of which have been sold, and four of which he is now privately profitable.