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Tech in China. Raphael Chow about his way from the East to building a VC backed company in the UK

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In this episode, Yana Abramova interviews Raphael Chow, a co-founder at Wevat. They discuss his visa journey, his way from science to business and starting Wevat (a tax refund app for travellers). They also talk about tech in China, the Chinese know-how, and differences of trust in the east and west.

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TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Intro

01:07 - Raphaels's education. Passion for foreign languages.

02:04 Scholarships in Oxford and in Prinston universities

03:01 Why PhD sometimes worse than Bachelor's degree?

04:13 Why does a scientist need sales skills

05:14 From science to consulting

07:08: Work visa

09:56 From consulting to founding Wevat

14:20 Combine work and startup

22:44 Wevat fundraising

31:15 What Wevat does for people in the UK and France

32:50 Tech in China

36:25 Fundamental differences between East and West business approach

41:05 Chinese trust is different!

43:21 THE NEST community observations

48:10 Chinese stereotypes you should be aware of

49:10 Top 3 networking tips for immigrated founders

  continue reading

5 episodes

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Manage episode 313749861 series 3284609
Content provided by Yana Abramova. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Yana Abramova or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this episode, Yana Abramova interviews Raphael Chow, a co-founder at Wevat. They discuss his visa journey, his way from science to business and starting Wevat (a tax refund app for travellers). They also talk about tech in China, the Chinese know-how, and differences of trust in the east and west.

SUBSCRIBE to us, and stay tuned for a new episode!

If you want to join me next episode, please email us on [email protected]

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Intro

01:07 - Raphaels's education. Passion for foreign languages.

02:04 Scholarships in Oxford and in Prinston universities

03:01 Why PhD sometimes worse than Bachelor's degree?

04:13 Why does a scientist need sales skills

05:14 From science to consulting

07:08: Work visa

09:56 From consulting to founding Wevat

14:20 Combine work and startup

22:44 Wevat fundraising

31:15 What Wevat does for people in the UK and France

32:50 Tech in China

36:25 Fundamental differences between East and West business approach

41:05 Chinese trust is different!

43:21 THE NEST community observations

48:10 Chinese stereotypes you should be aware of

49:10 Top 3 networking tips for immigrated founders

  continue reading

5 episodes

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