Episode Synopsis "Closing a million-dollar sale | Ragi Burhum | #5"

How do you close a million-dollar sale? We find out in Episode 5 of the Planetary Potential! The Planetary Potential is hosted by Andrew P. Rowan and is recorded on location. This is Episode Five of Season One which features 20 episodes with a common theme of Peru. For more information, head over to https://andrewprowan.com/episode-5-of-the-planetary-potential-with-ragi-burhum

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More episodes of the podcast Planetary Potential

• Season One Trailer
• Global impact investing and social enterprises | Mariella Belli | #20
• Becoming 50 times more efficient in Fintech | Claudia Quintanilla | #19
• Back in Peru after almost a decade abroad | Diego Centurion Tapia | #18
• A Season One update
• Going from university to starting up | Amparo Nalvarte | #17
• Choosing a startup idea | Paola Mego | #16
• Trusting your gut and following your heart | Carolina Botto | #15
• Pioneering a new business model in a traditional industry | Alicia Vivanco | #14
• Social enterprises and impact investment in Latin America | Javier Gondo | #13
• Starting a business by solving your own problem | Ileana Tapia | #12
• Expanding into Mexico and Colombia from Peru | Sully Siucho | #11
• Singularity University in Silicon Valley and Corporate Venture Capital in Peru | Jaime Sotomayor | #10
• Scaling up in Latin America with Endeavor Peru | Debbie Jaffe | #9
• Starting up in Peru via Colombia, Costa Rica, and NYC | Maria Velez | #8
• Adding value to the local startup ecosystem as a foreigner | Greg Mitchell | #7
• Unlocking the full potential of education technology in Latin America | Rodrigo Fajardo | #6
• Closing a million-dollar sale | Ragi Burhum | #5
• The surprising similarities between entrepreneurs and professors | JB Holston | #4
• Being among the first startup incubators in Peru | Carlos Rodrich Portugal | #3
• The comparative advantages of growing food in the desert | Prof. Manuel Lopez | #2
• Moving back to Vietnam after living in the United States | Thao P. Nguyen | #1