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Founder Sessions - Michael Kent, Azimo

Michael Kent is the founder and CEO of Azimo, a fast-growing money transmission business.

Michael first joined us a over a year ago, in episode 34, and it was fun to connect again.

As the founder of Azimo, and before that of Small World FS, another money transmission business, Michael is extremely well placed to talk about the founder's journey.

In the second instalment of our Founder's Sessions series, we explore the first few months of Azimo, from idea to product to traction, in what I think is a highly insightful discussion.

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Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Michael Kent.

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