ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Epic Execution, David Kenney interviews Mariam Nasrat, founder and CEO of Bresna.io, a no-code game maker platform. They discuss the importance of building trust in fundraising, the myths surrounding it, and the need for optimism among founders. Mariam shares her journey from a service-based gaming studio to creating a platform that democratizes game development. The conversation highlights the significance of communication, listening, and preparation in leadership, as well as the evolving business model of Bresna.io. They also explore the potential of video games as a tool for social change and community engagement.
Key Takeaways:
- Mariam emphasizes the importance of building trust over merely raising funds.
- The gaming industry has the potential to drive social change and impact behavior.
- Mariam discusses the evolving business model of Bresna.io, focusing on B2B2C strategies.
- The importance of preparation and understanding your numbers as a founder is critical.
- Mariam believes that video games can be a tool for communication and education.
- She shares insights on how to monetize content creation in the gaming industry.
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