Christoph Bertsch's guest appearances

Christoph Bertsch

The Entrepreneur Way

Action and Ambition

Idea to Startup

Ashley Merrill

Gene Guarino

Jordan Goodman

Whitney Johnson

Alex Williams

Chris Stapleton

Joe Vitale

Christy Whitman

James Sudakow

Brian Johnson

Clint Arthur

Chris Westfall

Matthew Luhn

Denise Dudley

Dan Miller

OwlTail

Serial entrepreneur Christoph Bertsch founded Vejo in 2015 after going through a personal journey to improve his own health. In his search for nutritional truth and driven by his entrepreneurial curiosity, he discovered that often recommendations from governments, scientific papers, and even doctors had conflicting information about how to be healthy. Through the process of building Vejo, Christoph uncovered many facts about the food industry, ultimately realizing that Vejo would have to build its entire ecosystem in order to provide accessible, personalized, and convenient nutrition. Prior to Vejo, Bertsch has founded six successful companies in Germany primarily in the technology and fashion sectors. “you need in your company two or three builders. And a builder for me is somebody you can throw on a topic and there is nothing established, there is no structure, the person starts and just starts to build it for you. And stay away from managers when you build a business. It’s like you start something and you have one or two builders around you and you hire somebody who wants to manage a process that is not in place and they fail with it. That’s horrible. Find people early-stage who’ve built business by themselves even if they failed. But they know where you are right now and they understand you in the beginning when you build your business”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7rE

Serial entrepreneur <a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7rE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Christoph Bertsch</a> founded Vejo in 2015 after going through a personal journey to improve his own health. In his search for nutritional truth and driven by his entrepreneurial curiosity, he discovered that often recommendations from governments, scientific papers, and even doctors had conflicting information about how to be healthy. Through the process of building Vejo, Christoph uncovered many facts about the food industry, ultimately realizing that Vejo would have to build its entire ecosystem in order to provide accessible, personalized, and convenient nutrition. Prior to Vejo, Bertsch has founded six successful companies in Germany primarily in the technology and fashion sectors. “you need in your company two or three builders. And a builder for me is somebody you can throw on a topic and there is nothing established, there is no structure, the person starts and just starts to build it for you. And stay away from managers when you build a business. It’s like you start something and you have one or two builders around you and you hire somebody who wants to manage a process that is not in place and they fail with it. That’s horrible. Find people early-stage who’ve built business by themselves even if they failed. But they know where you are right now and they understand you in the beginning when you build your business”…[Listen for More] <a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7rE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here for Show Notes</a> To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to <a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7rE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7rE</a>

1528: Making Sure Shortcuts do Not Become the Long-term Problem with Christoph Bertsch Founder and Owner of Vejo Inc

Christoph Bertsch, founder of Vejo among multiple other startups, stops by in what is one of my favorite conversations yet. He talks through what it really takes to start a company, the differences between b2b and b2c, fundraising vs. not, supply chain management, and team building. This is a wonderful, fun conversation that'll brighten your day. Heads up for some curses - they flow pretty freely from Christoph :)

Christoph Bertsch, founder of Vejo among multiple other startups, stops by in what is one of my favorite conversations yet. He talks through what it really takes to start a company, the differences between b2b and b2c, fundraising vs. not, supply chain management, and team building. This is a wonderful, fun conversation that'll brighten your day. Heads up for some curses - they flow pretty freely from Christoph :)

INTERVIEW: Christoph Bertsch on building Vejo (and multiple other startups) and how to manage the long-game of entrepreneurship.