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FG Breakfast: Founder Resilience in the Midst Of Industry Meltdown

Hosted by Ines & FirstGen
 
 
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Join us for a breakfast conversation with Cyril Berdugo, founder of Landis ($222M raised), for an authentic guide into what it takes to keep a business alive and thriving through difficult times. Landis is a prop tech startup and Cyril had to navigate rising interest rates, bank failures and funding dry up while managing a growth stage startup. Prior to 2022, there were 23 startups building in the Landis' space. Now, less than half of those companies are still operating. We'll discuss what Landis did to survive and thrive.

As one of the most intentional and genuine founders we've come across, Cyril will share:

  • Some of the toughest team and business decisions he's had to make to keep his business thriving

  • Navigating co-founder dynamics during crises 

  • The frameworks he's used to make tough decisions

  • Mistakes made and lessons learned as a CEO 

  • What he's learned about himself on the journey

  • Tactical advice on staying resilient in the face of trying times

​​As a reminder, we start AT 9:30am. Please make arrangements to be ready to start at 9:30.

The format of this event will be a 10-15 min story followed by a 1h Q&A session. It is designed to be informal and conversational. 

This is an ideal event for any founder who feels like they are losing steam, are being faced with hard tradeoffs, or just want to get ahead of some of the issues all startups end up facing at some point. 

A bit more about Cyril: 

Cyril Berdugo is the Co-Founder and CEO of Landis, a company that helps Americans reach first-time homeownership. Prior to founding Landis, Cyril was a Director at Crown Acquisitions, a real estate investment firm focused on commercial and residential properties.. He holds an undergraduate degree from Emory University and an MBA from Stanford University. He is originally French and grew up there until he came to the US for undergrad.