Between Worlds The Conversation

Podcast

Real conversations with leaders who've built careers, companies, and lives across the Brazil ↔ world corridor: what changed, what surprised them, and what they'd tell someone about to do the same.

Season 1: coming soon

What to expect.

Six episodes to open the season, shown here as a preview of the format. Guests below are illustrative examples, not confirmed names; the real line-up is being booked now.

01
The ConversationComing soon

A Brazilian COO Who Moved to Berlin

Example guest: COO, industrial tech

On rebuilding a management style from scratch for a German team, and what she wishes someone had told her about directness.

02
Field NotesComing soon

A German Founder Who Built His Company in São Paulo

Example guest: Founder, logistics startup

Three years in, on the meetings that still confuse him, and the one habit he had to unlearn completely.

03
The ConversationComing soon

A Fintech VP Who Went From Rio to Singapore

Example guest: VP Growth, payments

On selling trust in three different regulatory cultures, and why the pitch never travels unchanged.

04
Not How We Do It Back HomeComing soon

A US-American Recruiter Building Teams in Brazil

Example guest: Head of Talent, scale-up

Why "let's circle back" means something completely different here, and what that costs you if you miss it.

05
The ConversationComing soon

A Brazilian Founder Who Raised Capital in London

Example guest: Founder, climate tech

What changed in his pitch the moment he crossed the Atlantic, and what he refused to change.

06
Field NotesComing soon

A Cybersecurity Exec Who Scaled Across Four Time Zones

Example guest: CISO, regulated tech

The compliance conversation that never translates the same way twice, wherever the audit happens to be.

Between Worlds Get Involved

Suggest a guest

Know someone who's built a career, company, or life across the Brazil ↔ world corridor? Tell me who they are and why their story fits. I read every suggestion.

Prefer LinkedIn?

Send the suggestion as a message instead, whatever's easiest for you.

Message on LinkedIn