35. Growing a mental health company to 1’000’000 € in ARR in 12 months (by pivoting from B2C to B2B), with Kimberly Breuer | Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

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If you are into AI, data, mental health, building B2B2C business, pivoting, OKRs, sales. This episode is for you.

How can you say you are running a successful mental health company?

How do you calculate the profitability of an employee mental health program?

Kimberly Breuer, co-CEO of Likeminded (and a psychologist herself) will share her experience in this episode

Likeminded is a solution for mental health at work. They developed a data-driven mental health solution that ensures it is highly efficient at improving mental health but also scalable!

Customers get access to different support formats from 101 sessions, to digital exercises to group sessions.

The data-driven approach of the platform guides the users through their journey.

Today Likeminded:

- Is improving the well-being of more than 20’000 employees

- Pivoted successfully from B2C to B2B after one year

- Is raising Series A at the moment

- has 40+ employees

Kimberly shared her learnings about 💡 How to build a successful mental health company based on data and machine learning 💡

In this episode you will learn:

- How the idea of Likeminded was born?

- How they decided to have 4 people co-founding the company

- What helped them make the decision to pivot from B2C to B2B after a year into the business?

- What’s it like to pitch a non-existent product

- When do you know you found a product market

- The benefits of being data-based

- How to choose your set of data you collect

- The hardest part about machine learning setup in a company

- OKRs and how they help to keep you focused

- From founders sales to global sales

- Short vs long-term benefits when launching a business

Watch the full episode on YouTube - HERE

Resources:

Kimberly’s Linkedin

Likeminded website

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Watch my video presentation “3 key strategies to grow a following of 7500+ changemakers on Linkedin” 👉 watch presentation

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Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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If you are into AI, data, mental health, building B2B2C business, pivoting, OKRs, sales. This episode is for you.

How can you say you are running a successful mental health company?

How do you calculate the profitability of an employee mental health program?

Kimberly Breuer, co-CEO of Likeminded (and a psychologist herself) will share her experience in this episode

Likeminded is a solution for mental health at work. They developed a data-driven mental health solution that ensures it is highly efficient at improving mental health but also scalable!

Customers get access to different support formats from 101 sessions, to digital exercises to group sessions.

The data-driven approach of the platform guides the users through their journey.

Today Likeminded:

- Is improving the well-being of more than 20’000 employees

- Pivoted successfully from B2C to B2B after one year

- Is raising Series A at the moment

- has 40+ employees

Kimberly shared her learnings about 💡 How to build a successful mental health company based on data and machine learning 💡

In this episode you will learn:

- How the idea of Likeminded was born?

- How they decided to have 4 people co-founding the company

- What helped them make the decision to pivot from B2C to B2B after a year into the business?

- What’s it like to pitch a non-existent product

- When do you know you found a product market

- The benefits of being data-based

- How to choose your set of data you collect

- The hardest part about machine learning setup in a company

- OKRs and how they help to keep you focused

- From founders sales to global sales

- Short vs long-term benefits when launching a business

Watch the full episode on YouTube - HERE

Resources:

Kimberly’s Linkedin

Likeminded website

===

Watch my video presentation “3 key strategies to grow a following of 7500+ changemakers on Linkedin” 👉 watch presentation

===

Save time: get a summary of all episode’s advice by subscribing to the Mission First newsletter - here

Follow us:

LinkedIn - follow us on LinkedIn

YouTube - follow us on YouTube

Instagram - follow us on Instagram

TikTok - follow us on TikTok

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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If you are into AI, data, mental health, building B2B2C business, pivoting, OKRs, sales. This episode is for you.

How can you say you are running a successful mental health company?

How do you calculate the profitability of an employee mental health program?

Kimberly Breuer, co-CEO of Likeminded (and a psychologist herself) will share her experience in this episode

Likeminded is a solution for mental health at work. They developed a data-driven mental health solution that ensures it is highly efficient at improving mental health but also scalable!

Customers get access to different support formats from 101 sessions, to digital exercises to group sessions.

The data-driven approach of the platform guides the users through their journey.

Today Likeminded:

- Is improving the well-being of more than 20’000 employees

- Pivoted successfully from B2C to B2B after one year

- Is raising Series A at the moment

- has 40+ employees

Kimberly shared her learnings about 💡 How to build a successful mental health company based on data and machine learning 💡

In this episode you will learn:

- How the idea of Likeminded was born?

- How they decided to have 4 people co-founding the company

- What helped them make the decision to pivot from B2C to B2B after a year into the business?

- What’s it like to pitch a non-existent product

- When do you know you found a product market

- The benefits of being data-based

- How to choose your set of data you collect

- The hardest part about machine learning setup in a company

- OKRs and how they help to keep you focused

- From founders sales to global sales

- Short vs long-term benefits when launching a business

Watch the full episode on YouTube - HERE

Resources:

Kimberly’s Linkedin

Likeminded website

===

Watch my video presentation “3 key strategies to grow a following of 7500+ changemakers on Linkedin” 👉 watch presentation

===

Save time: get a summary of all episode’s advice by subscribing to the Mission First newsletter - here

Follow us:

LinkedIn - follow us on LinkedIn

YouTube - follow us on YouTube

Instagram - follow us on Instagram

TikTok - follow us on TikTok

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

If you are into AI, data, mental health, building B2B2C business, pivoting, OKRs, sales. This episode is for you.

How can you say you are running a successful mental health company?

How do you calculate the profitability of an employee mental health program?

Kimberly Breuer, co-CEO of Likeminded (and a psychologist herself) will share her experience in this episode

Likeminded is a solution for mental health at work. They developed a data-driven mental health solution that ensures it is highly efficient at improving mental health but also scalable!

Customers get access to different support formats from 101 sessions, to digital exercises to group sessions.

The data-driven approach of the platform guides the users through their journey.

Today Likeminded:

- Is improving the well-being of more than 20’000 employees

- Pivoted successfully from B2C to B2B after one year

- Is raising Series A at the moment

- has 40+ employees

Kimberly shared her learnings about 💡 How to build a successful mental health company based on data and machine learning 💡

In this episode you will learn:

- How the idea of Likeminded was born?

- How they decided to have 4 people co-founding the company

- What helped them make the decision to pivot from B2C to B2B after a year into the business?

- What’s it like to pitch a non-existent product

- When do you know you found a product market

- The benefits of being data-based

- How to choose your set of data you collect

- The hardest part about machine learning setup in a company

- OKRs and how they help to keep you focused

- From founders sales to global sales

- Short vs long-term benefits when launching a business

Watch the full episode on YouTube - HERE

Resources:

Kimberly’s Linkedin

Likeminded website

===

Watch my video presentation “3 key strategies to grow a following of 7500+ changemakers on Linkedin” 👉 watch presentation

===

Save time: get a summary of all episode’s advice by subscribing to the Mission First newsletter - here

Follow us:

LinkedIn - follow us on LinkedIn

YouTube - follow us on YouTube

Instagram - follow us on Instagram

TikTok - follow us on TikTok

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Mission First - Entrepreneurs for future

Together we discuss their challenges and what they have learned on the way. We go into detail, with a specific focus on company culture, leadership, financing, growth and business strategy.

That way you learn hands-on tips on how to build a better future and a successful company too.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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