Carlo Cisco

But if you,

you know, sort of seek out like a collective of knowledge and information.

I think there's a lot to learn from seasoned entrepreneurs.

And I would also say for people starting businesses, if you're considering having advisors, investors, whatever, it is, in my opinion, always more valuable to have people who have specifically startup experience.

And if you're doing a tech, you know, like a scalable, high growth tech company, specifically that experience, that is much different than starting

a consulting firm or whatever, you know, nothing against that.

It's just a different type of business.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Yeah, sure.

So I started my first business when I was 18.

I had an events planning and promotion business while I was in school at University of Miami, basically doing like large scale takeover type events.

So 300 plus attendees with all the different premier nightlife venues, some hotels, some retailers, etc.

I was also actively investing while I was in school.

I majored in finance.

So I was doing a lot of that.

And then

Yeah, sure.

So I was doing mostly tech companies initially.