Alex Gusev

Alex Gusev, a dynamic leader and tech innovator, currently holds the pivotal role of Chief Business Development Officer at Biovolf.

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Alex Gusev

Chief Business Development Officer at Biovolf

Alex Gusev, a dynamic leader and tech innovator, currently holds the pivotal role of Chief Business Development Officer at Biovolf. With a Master’s in Economics and a Bachelor’s in Finance, Alex’s journey started as the CEO of SPEAKUS Ltd, achieving product-market fit and securing investments. They later joined AWATERA as a Product Manager and directed the Startup Acceleration Program at Terraforma Agri-Food Tech Accelerator. Alex’s expertise and vision have been instrumental in shaping the tech and startup landscape.

About this Episode

Ready to delve deep into the world of sustainable agriculture and biotech innovation? Experience a stimulating conversation with Alex Gusev, the Chief Business Development Officer of Biovolf, who brings a wealth of knowledge from his background in finance and his hands-on involvement with software startups.

In this episode, we take you on a journey to explore the role of technology in addressing food security and sustainability. Whether you’re a biotech enthusiast, a sustainability advocate, or just curious about the future of food, this episode holds a wealth of insights and discoveries you won’t want to miss.

“ I felt myself already having some skills and knowledge, and I wanted to share this knowledge with people, with those who just started their journeys in startups.”

Alex Gusev

” We are using 80% of the available farmland. Extensive agriculture is no longer an option; it’s a fact.”

Alex Gusev

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We've got more people. We need to feed those people. We need more food.- Alex Gusev Click To Tweet

“ The bigger problem is not hunger in its classic meaning but malnutrition. One out of nine people currently on earth is considered to have a poor diet.”

Alex Gusev

“There is a circle of how food is produced, processed, delivered, consumed and wasted. Knowing exactly which part of the production and consumption chain your customers are is crucial. ”

Alex Gusev