ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Listen to Karl Schieneman, an American former EDiscovery entrepreneur turned hotel owner in Buzios, Brazil and Felix Broden, a Swedish entrepreneur with hotel, restaurant and bakery businesses in Buzios, Brazil, interview long-time friend of Karl Schieneman, Tim Opsitnick, about his recent visit to Brazil. We will touch on the trip highlights and how being an ExPat can offer new opportunities for friendships left behind in our former countries to continue to develop.
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