• Meet the Founder - Vu Tran (Go1): The Story of the Doctor, The Tech Entrepreneur, and the Rocket Scientist

  • Sep 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
  • Podcast

Meet the Founder - Vu Tran (Go1): The Story of the Doctor, The Tech Entrepreneur, and the Rocket Scientist

  • Summary

  • In today’s episode, Managing Partner, Tim Whybourne catches up with Vu Tran, one of the co-founders of one of Brisbane’s most successful starts ups where they discuss everything from what it was like growing up in Logan as a migrant and what it takes to build a company like Go1, through to leadership and what drives him to get out of bed in the morning and keep solving problems. We finished by touching on his latest venture in defence in particular building rockets to bring Australian manufacturing and defence capabilities back on shore.

    Vu Tran was the Chief Growth Officer and co-founder of Go1, a global e-learning company that has grown from humble beginnings in a garage in Brisbane to a worldwide organization with offices in the USA, South Africa, Vietnam, the UK, and Malaysia. Vu is also a practising doctor working in General practice and is passionate about developing innovative ways to promote healthcare with the broader community.


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