Andrea Zanon
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Andrea Zanon is an international sustainable development and empowerment specialist who has dedicated his life to reducing poverty, promoting sustainability and empowering ambitious people
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How to outsmart the robots: Entrepreneurship in the Era of AI
If you are not AI savvy, you can still thrive, don’t panic. However, to stay competitive in this fast paced economy, tech savviness will dominate. Those that can blend good tech and human skills, will thrive as the tech dominated economy will need strong emotional intelligence leadership.
By Andrea Zanon8 days ago in Motivation
Why Mark Cuban only attends meetings where he is closing a deal-and why you should too
Have you ever felt like you're spending more time in meetings than getting shit done? You're not alone, trust me. I used to be a meeting junkie myself when I worked in an international financial institution in Washington, until I realized I was normally on social media at most meetings, and rarely learned anything new, nor contributed to pushing any Item agenda further. Meetings were kind of a way to stay employed and keep the meetings organizers happy and make sure I got a positive performance review when I needed one.
By Andrea Zanon8 days ago in Motivation
The gritty guide to entrepreneurial success
Let's be real. In the stressful world of entrepreneurship, sustained success isn't about luck or following the latest fads. It's a courageous journey that demands commitment, resilience, and a whole lot of hustles and long-term focus.
By Andrea Zanon19 days ago in Motivation
The Future of Food: How Technology, AI, and Venture Capitalists Are Changing the Way We Eat
The impact of technology and AI, the creation of alternative proteins, and the changing dynamics of VC investment are all affecting the way we eat and produce food. Innovation and sustainable practices are creating a more efficient and nutritious food system that can absorb both the demographic and the climate challenges.
By Andrea Zanon19 days ago in Motivation
The power of 'No': How ambitious people focus and reclaim their time to achieve exponential success
Have you ever found yourself accepting a request, even though your gut is screaming, "Absolutely not!"? You're not alone. In our "always-on" culture, it's easy to fall into the trap of overcommitment, constantly saying "yes" to avoid missing out or disappointing others. But what if I told you that "no" is the most powerful word in your vocabulary? I find that if you are Italian (as I am) or from a Spanish speaking country, the barriers to no are even higher as there is social cost attached to it, as mom and dad raises us teaching us to please others at all costs.
By Andrea Zanon21 days ago in Motivation
The Americanization of Italian Football: A Financial Revolution across the entire Italian economy
US investments are having profound impact in Italian football. With 14 clubs’ ownership across the entire football in Italy, US private equity funds and hedge funds are reshaping the beloved sport.
By Andrea Zanon22 days ago in Interview
American Money & Future Of Italian Football: A Clash of Cultures?
Are the growing American investment in Italian football a blessing or a curse? This article explores the potential dangers of private equity ownership and calls for a united front to protect the soul of the beautiful game.
By Andrea Zanon28 days ago in Education
Chip wars explode: NVIDIA's skyrocketing profits and Altman's trillion-dollar AI bet
The global chip war intensifies as NVIDIA's record earnings fuel the AI arms race, and OpenAI's CEO unveils a staggering trillion-dollar plan for AI chip manufacturing. Can the world's energy grid handle the surging power demands of AI? Delve into the escalating chip competition, the US's ambitious chip expansion plans, and the potential energy crisis looming over the AI revolution.
By Andrea Zanonabout a month ago in Earth
How to Get Non-Dilutive Funding for Women-Inclusive and Decarbonization-Focused Companies
Securing funding is a pain no matter what, and it often requires the founding team to re-focus their attention away from operations. This is why non-dilutive funding is a game-changer for companies looking to grow without giving up equity. With over 20 years of experience working across international organizations, governments, and private philanthropists, I know where to find the grants that can help early-stage companies grow smarter. Having collaborated with about 2000 women-inclusive companies, I’ve integrated green growth and non-dilutive financing into their strategies. As a fractional strategist and coach, I offer the expertise and flexibility your company needs to thrive.
By Andrea Zanonabout a month ago in Motivation
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