
Show Notes
Amit Lubling has been an entrepreneur since straight out of college, he has never really worked for anyone else. His early career was spent building out the initial stage broadband infrastructure for the UN's development team in emerging markets around the world. He then became a partner at Incubator Pre-Hype which took problems from some of the worlds best companies & spun them into businesses before setting up his own VC studio with a niche of focusing on businesses in Africa. Amit took Philosophy in College and it's had a major impact on his life, so much so that he's got some writings due out soon. Amit cites the following podcast as something he really likes to listen to - Making Sense with Sam Harris. He lists these books as ones he'd recommend - Debt, The first 5,000 year by David Greaber, The Utopia of Rules also by David Greaber. He likes Steven Schreiber & Ted Chang as authors and urges you to check them out. Finally he recommends John Gordon's course on the history of languages. You can find on Linkedin @Amit Lubling or on the website www.Akili.vc or - www.akili.ventures As always please do leave us a rating or review on iTunes. If you have anyone you think would be a good guest please don't hesitate to introduce them. We love you comments feedback and suggestions - write to us - [email protected] Our twitter handles are @samsloma & @engage_FS Our Instagram handles are @samsloma & @engagefinancial As always please do leave us a rating or review on iTunes. If you have anyone you think would be a good guest please don't hesitate to introduce them. We love you comments feedback and suggestions - write to us - [email protected] Our twitter handles are @samsloma & @engage_FS Our Instagram handles are @samsloma & @engagefinancial
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