Mission Mastery: The Power of Conviction for Building a Unicorn

Changemaker Insights

is the official Podcast by Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences.

Episode #2

Host: Thomas, Co-Founder of Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences

Join Thomas Funke as he chats with Michael Cassau, Founder of Grover and Founder & CEO of SKROL, his new venture.

In this episode, Michael explores what an entrepreneur and changemaker need to be successful. He shares what success means to him, not only as a business but also as a founder. And if that's not enough, he'll give us a sneak peek into his new venture, SKROL.

In this episode, you will learn

… why curiosity and constant learning are crucial for every entrepreneur.

… why conviction is the best source of energy in the rollercoaster of a startup

… & why you should not always follow what advisors or investors say but follow your intuition instead

Get ready for an inspiring podcast filled with intriguing Changemaker Insights.

The Podcast with Michael is part of our challenge Introduction to Entrepreneurship. If you want to learn more about our programs from outstanding personalities like him, click here to learn more about our programs.

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Bio Michael:

Michael Cassau founded his company Grover with a simple goal in mind: give people more freedom and help them derive more value by offering a flexible and affordable way of accessing technology. Built on a circular economy business model, Grover makes the most out of the lifecycle of tech products, reduces waste, and brings the philosophy of access over ownership to the huge consumer electronics market. A remarkable success story.

Michael has a background as an Investment Professional at Goldman Sachs and is now embarking on a new journey with SKROL. SKROL's mission is to become the backbone of the global economy by acquiring and transforming small and medium-sized businesses globally.

He is motivated by a personal conviction that there must be a flexible and efficient way to access consumer goods.

Connect with Michael here.