THE POWER OF BREAKING COMFORT ZONES – MADE IN PORTUGAL MIGUEL RIBEIRO

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In this episode, explorer Rajan Nazran voyages back to Portugal to meet with a friend and entrepreneur Miguel Alves Ribeiro, who was at the helm of European growth for one of India’s leading digital space companies Zomato and now the founder of Sheerme.
Miguel reflects on his life and what ensues, is a remarkable conversation that includes the deeper connection between Portugal and India, his notion of Indianness, the need to break comfort zones, and strategies for parenting in the digital age. It is an uplifting conversation that brings together an incredible life so far as an extraordinary entrepreneur.
Presenter- Rajan Nazran
Guest – Miguel Alves Ribeiro
Executive producer- Global Indian Series /NazranRoth
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