Matt Berriman, founder of RealVC and ‘The Business of Sport’ panellist at this year’s Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference discusses RealVC, his entrepreneurial learnings and the parallels between sports and business – all on the Talking Tech podcast. Listen to the short podcast episode below.
Talking Tech: Matt Berriman, Founder of RealVC
Matt Berriman, founder of RealVC and ‘The Business of Sport’ panellist at 2022 Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference discusses his entrepreneurial learnings and the parallels between sports and business.



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Talking Tech: Matt Berriman, Founder of RealVC
Matt Berriman, founder of RealVC and ‘The Business of Sport’ panellist at 2022 Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference discusses his entrepreneurial learnings and the parallels between sports and business.Read Transcript
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