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Tradition Meets Technology: How WAYS Is Redefining the Future of Cultural Travel

Jason Malki

After a decade immersed in digital strategy, fintech, and responsible AI, Rocio returned to Spain to co-found WAYS  — a tech-for-impact startup revitalizing cultural routes like the Camino de Santiago. We wanted to leverage tech to ensure that growth doesn’t come at the expense of cultural identity. The big vision?

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Resilience in Entrepreneurship is the X Factor for Success

American Entrepreneurship

Having a support network can help you maintain perspective during tough times. Peer communities (online forums, founder groups, Slack channels) provide shared experiences and emotional validation. Reframing failure helps you detach your personal identity from outcomes that enables you to focus on progress over a desire for perfection.

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How Startups Can Adapt to Evolving Cybersecurity Threats

StartupNation

We noticed an increase in phishing attempts targeting our contributor network and admin panels. That change made it much harder for attackers to move inside our network. You must build a culture of continuous adaptation. I also focused on training people, because even the best tech can fail if users make mistakes.

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How a Reputation for Kindness Leads to Business Success

StartupNation

A strong company culture grows from genuine care, and when people feel supported, they naturally want to be part of it and share it with others. That kind of leadership builds emotional safety, a cornerstone of any strong culture. A culture built on care and accountability attracts talent and keeps teams engaged and committed.

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How to Communicate Impact Metrics to Investors

StartupNation

When presenting to investors, we created a dashboard that tracked both KPIs and what we called “KVPs” — Key Value Propositions — which highlighted how each ethical or community-driven choice directly fed into loyalty, brand equity, and ultimately, LTV (lifetime value). Don’t treat impact as a side note.

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Ultimate Event for Entrepreneurs Comes to New Zealand: INSPIRE & SUCCEED

NZ Entrepreneur

In the full day of learning, attendees will get actionable insights from eight speaker sessions, plus the opportunity to network and connect with other entrepreneurs. Attendees who purchase a Diamond level ticket will have the opportunity to take a photo with Dan, plus network with like-minded peers in the Diamond Lounge.

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Swayam Doshi, Founder, Suspire

Startup Blogpost

From refining our product offerings to building a community of like-minded individuals, every experience has reinforced my belief in the power of collective action. Networking is another key aspect I’d emphasize. We began by conducting thorough research, engaging with potential customers through surveys and community forums.