The post has been translated automatically. Original language: Russian Kazakh
Hero’s Journey founder Ilias Isatayev, in an interview with Digital Business, shared how he managed to secure such a large investment within Kazakhstan and why an additional $1 million will still be needed. The discussion also covered the challenges he is currently facing in the New York market, including the lack of trust in startups from Kazakhstan, and how realistic it is to compete with local players. The interview also touched on the round with American investors and the potential for Hero's Journey to go public through an IPO in the future.
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Hero’s Journey founder Ilias Isatayev, in an interview with Digital Business, shared how he managed to secure such a large investment within Kazakhstan and why an additional $1 million will still be needed. The discussion also covered the challenges he is currently facing in the New York market, including the lack of trust in startups from Kazakhstan, and how realistic it is to compete with local players. The interview also touched on the round with American investors and the potential for Hero's Journey to go public through an IPO in the future.
For more details, visit the website.
Photo: Digital Business