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Brad describes himself as a FinTech tragic, having worked in-and-around the industry as an investor and then as an early employee, he decided to found Cledara, which makes SaaS scalable. In today's episode, he goes into detail about his career, his biggest lessons, what he would do differently, and what makes a startup successful. He then dissects the FinTech industry, what it means for the wider economy, what the industry is like, and the best way for young people to get into FinTech. Brad's Twitter: https://twitter.com/BradvanL?s=20 Cledara Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cledara?s=20 Cledara W ..read more

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