394: Treating Businesses as Machines with Karl Alomar of M13

394: Treating Businesses as Machines with Karl Alomar of M13

Success seems to follow Karl Alomar wherever he goes. He doesn’t attribute this to magic or luck but to identifying repeatable business patterns that lead to financial growth. After selling his second company, Karl helped build one of the fastest-growing cloud infrastructure companies from the ground up. Now he’s partnering with companies like Lyft, Ring, and SpaceX to help them financially and operationally reach success. Listen to Nate and Karl discuss: How he built China Export Finance to 9-figures in 4 years Being underwritten by AIG during the 2008 financial crisis How Digital Ocean went from an “operational disaster” to the “Best Place to Work” in New York City Why M13 works more hands-on with founders Why founder success leads to economic success Why the most valuable hire is a head of talent Why does he refer to businesses as machines And much more advice for founders… Who do you want to see next on the podcast? Comment and let us know! And don't forget to leave us a 5-star review if you loved this episode. Wait, there's more… If you enjoy the Foundr podcast, check out our free trainings. Get exclusive, actionable advice from some of the world's best entrepreneurs. For more Foundr content, follow us on your favorite platform: Foundr.com Instagram YouTube Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Magazine

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698: (Solo) She Worked 7 Hours a Day & Made Zero Sales - This Was The Fix

698: (Solo) She Worked 7 Hours a Day & Made Zero Sales - This Was The Fix

I got on a call recently with a founder in our community who had everything right. Amazing product, clear gap in the market, strong differentiators, all the boxes ticked. But she had no sales. So I as...

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697: I Sold My House to Fund My Idea - and Built a £26M brand

697: I Sold My House to Fund My Idea - and Built a £26M brand

Sam Faiers had already shut down two businesses. She'd laid off her entire team in one day when the fashion brand stopped turning a profit. So when she found a collagen formula every manufacturer told...

20 Aug 52min

696: Jamie Left a Nike Exec Job to Bootstrap A Drinkware Brand - Now It's On Track For Seven Figures

696: Jamie Left a Nike Exec Job to Bootstrap A Drinkware Brand - Now It's On Track For Seven Figures

Jamie spent over 20 years in corporate America, including a stint as a Nike executive, before a barbecue accident changed everything. Hosting friends and family in Park City after a near-perfect day o...

19 Aug 1h

695: (Solo) I Was Winning. So Why Was I Falling Apart?

695: (Solo) I Was Winning. So Why Was I Falling Apart?

A few years ago I started waking up in the middle of the night, heart pounding, cold sweats, this overwhelming feeling of dread I could not explain. And the strangest part was there was no crisis. The...

17 Aug 12min

694: We Were Two Weeks From Shutting Down - Then We Found Our $30M Product

694: We Were Two Weeks From Shutting Down - Then We Found Our $30M Product

Chris and Jake Yap were two weeks from shutting down. A billion-dollar retailer had copied every product they launched and sold them for one tenth the price, then put it in the news - buy this coffe...

13 Aug 51min

693: (Solo) How I Built a Billion Dollar Network From Nothing (And How You Can Too)

693: (Solo) How I Built a Billion Dollar Network From Nothing (And How You Can Too)

I get this all the time. DMs, emails, some version of "hey Nathan, can I pick your brain?" And I get it, the intention is good. But here is what that message actually says to the person receiving it: ...

10 Aug 10min

692: I Was Selling Muesli From My Car Boot - Now I Run a $35M/Year Brand

692: I Was Selling Muesli From My Car Boot - Now I Run a $35M/Year Brand

Narelle Plapp started Food for Health twenty years ago making recipes for patients who couldn't find allergy-friendly food on any shelf. She loaded her first Woolworths order by hand - 14 pallets th...

6 Aug 50min

691: Anastasia's $850K Brand Collapsed To $42K A Month - Then She Tripled It Herself

691: Anastasia's $850K Brand Collapsed To $42K A Month - Then She Tripled It Herself

Anastasia Chapman came up with the idea for her brand where all good bathroom ideas start - sitting on a toilet, hiding a competitor's product she was too embarrassed to be seen with. She developed th...

5 Aug 53min

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