Alicia H.

WUNDERFiX | JobRad Gruppe

WUNDERRFiX is a venture of the JobRad group, the largest bicycle leasing provider in Germany.
WUNDERFiX specializes in repair service solutions for D2C online bike sellers.

The problem that WUNDERFiX solves:
WUNDERFiX tackles the problem that D2C online bike sellers have the challenge of offering their customers efficient and fast customer support. A lack of partner networks often leads to long waiting times for service requirements, returns and high administrative and coordination costs.

Here are the key facts:
With the help of experienced remote mechanics and an app, problems with the bike are diagnosed and solved together with the cyclists in video calls. If problems cannot be solved directly in the video calls, WUNDERFiX also takes care of the coordination and processing of service cases by forwarding them to local specialist bike workshops. WUNDERFiX guarantees that the customer support tickets will be resolved. If tickets cannot be resolved, no costs are incurred.

Chief Financial Officer

DPOrganizer

Chief Executive Officer

Head Of Finance

Lilium

Finance Business Partner

Above.se

We are a Scandinavian innovation agency driving positive change through a seamless fusion of strategy, design and technology.

Our holistic, everyone-on-board approach has proven successful in taking strong concepts and iconic products from sketchpad to market – and beyond, into people’s everyday lives.

We are one big mirrorball of inventors, strategists, dreamers, entertainers, thinkers, doers, coders, designers, storytellers, researchers and engineers who strongly believe that great minds don't think alike.

Therefore, we embrace each other's differences, skills and personalities, to see ourselves evolve and grow – as a team, and as human beings.

Financial Controller

INOKS Capital SA

•	Preparation of investment/divestment supporting documents.
•	Laise with clients and services providers
•	Preparation of payment orders
•	Daily reconciliation of investment/divestment ledgers with bank accounts
•	Compilation of monthly investment/divestment ledgers.
•	Communicating with service providers in charge of investment vehicles monthly accounting
•	Investigating possible discrepancies and proposing corrective actions.

Reporting Officer

Fatigue Science

•Responsible for the integrity of financial information and maintenance of systems of the organization. 
•Responsible for budgeting, forecasting, strategic financial planning and analysis, financial accounting, statutory reporting, management and business metrics reporting, and all general accounting functions. 
•Responsible for preparation and presentation to Board of Directors quarterly CFO report. 
•Responsible for preparation of US GAAP financials. 
•Responsible for complying with federal, provincial, and local legal requirements. 
•Studied existing and new legislation; anticipating future legislation; enforcing adherence to requirements; filing financial reports; advising management on needed actions. 
•Responsible for policymaking and development of internal controls where required. 
•Implemented efficient working processes and coordinated, assigned and reviewed the work of employees engaged in: accounts payable and receivable, payroll and bank reconciliations. 
•Responsible for lowering receivables from over 120 days to 60 days.

Controller

Byrne & Associates

•Review and prepare internal payroll remittance, HST returns, T4s, and financial statements.
•Drafted financial statements and notice to readers for private companies.
• Prepare personal and corporate tax returns; identify tax planning opportunities and present scenarios to managers and partners for consideration.
•Coached and mentored junior team members and provided them with on job training.
•Delivered high quality services and initiated key relationships; function as a first point of contact, as viewed by client.

Accountant

•Responsible for preparation of payroll, GST/HST returns, T4s and T5s.
•Responsible for assisting CFO with preparation of MD &A.
•Responsible for hiring and training new employees.
•Responsible for assisting auditors to transition company from GAAP to IFRS while maintaining day to day accounting.
•Responsible for preparation of monthly financial statements, with foreign entity consolidations for reporting deadlines.
•Implemented internal control policies and procedures as well as financial systems to minimize fraud risk and liability.

I crave challenges.

Ten years ago, I left Canada in search of a bigger mountain to climb. Geneva was the first stop, followed by the endless summer days of Stockholm. Three and a half years later, I found myself in Munich, where I joined Lilium and helped build something that reimagined air mobility. That path brought me back to Stockholm, where I became CEO of DPOrganizer and led a team focused on building a future where privacy and innovation grow together.

In May 2024, DPOrganizer was acquired by DataGuard. After a successful handover, I returned to Germany, this time to Freiburg, where I’ve joined WUNDERFiX, part of the JobRad Group, helping reshape how bike service works in a digital-first world. I’m actively learning the cycling industry and spending more time in the saddle as I explore this new space from every angle.

I’ve helped grow companies from the ground up, scaling revenue from zero to millions and teams from a handful of people to high-performing units. At Fatigue Science, we grew from three to seventeen people and reached over $2.5 million in revenue in under three years. I’ve worked with teams that earned global recognition in fintech, wearables, AI, and design.

Outside of work, I stay sharp and grounded through sport. I play softball in Freiburg and stay active in bandy, hockey (61 hat tricks and counting), rugby, and powerlifting. I think clearly when I move and solve problems with persistence, energy, and curiosity.

If you want to talk startups, strategy, sport, or just grab a great cup of coffee, I’d love to connect. Virtual or in person, I’m always up for a good conversation.

Nathan Latka

CEO, at Founderpath. Investing in Software Founders out of our 3rd fund ($145m). 216 portfolio companies.

We'll invest $1b in SaaS founders without taking equity. Check out Founderpath.com to see how much capital you can get. 

Podcast has 11m downloads
Book hit WSJ Bestseller list
Frequent cable to discuss SaaS/valuations/public markets
10,000 read Latka Magazine (shipped each month)

Now lending money to founders: Founderpath.com

CEO, Chief Investment Officer

Founderpath provides Debt Financing to Software Companies (B2B SaaS) out of our 3rd ($145m) fund.

Funding criteria:
$1-$20m in recurring revenue
Been in business for at least 2 years
B2B SaaS with predictable revenue
Founder owned and led

Sample terms:
$1-$5m Term Loan
Interest rate as low as 16%
No warrants or personal guarantees
Payback over 48 months
12-24 interest only period
These terms may change and are for discussion purposes only. Non binding. Not intended to be an offer.

Next Steps:
Signup at Founderpath.com
Connect your billing tools
Get an offer quickly

Anyone investing in food trucks? 

This one does $1m dollars/yr and $240k dollars profit:

Some background:
I'm considering investing
Only comment if you're also interested in investing in smb's

Some of the data:
→ They only make 6" donuts
→ $1,000 in profit per day
→ A single 200 square foot trailer
→ Land cost is a parking space
→ $5,000 revenue per square foot

If you're considering investing small checks (<$5k) in Main Street SMB's like this one:

 📌 Comment "The Deal" or "Food truck investing" below 

I'll DM you a link to the full data set before 6pm tonight:
 ✔ startup costs
 ✔ daily revenue
 ✔ food cost breakdown
 ✔ labor structure
 ✔ profit model
 ✔ expansion plan

CEO @ Founderpath (I invest in companies)

Cursor just raised at a 29x multiple.

Not as crazy as the SaaS 40x multiples of 2021...

We might not be in an AI bubble....

Anyone else feel more productive on snowy ranches?

Something about the quiet snow, warm fire, old cabins... 

I don't know what it is, but it works!

li_at

JSESSIONID

Who is building an AI Agency with at least $100k in revenues?

Thrilled to share Founderpath has invested $40,000 in Scott's cake company. 

We're experimenting with new financial products for CPG brands. 

If you're looking for capital, shoot me a DM.

Entrepreneur & Business Owner | Experienced COO | Driving Innovation & Growth in Bakery, Food Manufacturing, Restaurant, Retail, Direct-to-Consumer, Grocery, & Wholesale | Owner of Texas Pecan Cakes Bakery.

Never thought I’d be negotiating an investment deal on YouTube! Nathan Latka of Founderpath from tech to Texas cakes 🤠
I joined Nathan Latka on The Deal to share how I turned a small bakery into the brand behind “The Cake Texans are NUTS about!”  We talked about growth, margins, and how a small Texas bakery turned into a nationwide brand in just one year. 

Watch the live negotiation and backstory here → https://lnkd.in/g6852rU8

#TexasPecanCakes #Entrepreneur #MadeInTexas #TheDeal #Founderpath

Open video: How to make $20,000/mo selling mini cakes out of a ghost kitchen (The Deal, Ep2) on youtu.be

How to make $20,000/mo selling mini cakes out of a ghost kitchen (The Deal, Ep2)

Co-founder & co-CEO @Chili Piper 🔥 Here I talk about lessons I learned to jumpstart my career from intern to SVP. And to grow a company from 0 to almost $1Bn

why i like Nathan Latka (even though some of you don't) 

Some of you might not like that he’s too loud 
He asks for comments on his post 
He sends a million texts 
He asks a gazillion dollars to meet him at events 

People think that’s too loud 
I say.... that’s not enough 

Here’s why 

All his content is 🔥

He is very mindful of the value he provides with his data and product 
He’s very mindful of his network 
He helps amplify all founders that do great things 
I always find value in what he shares 
I find that he helps the ecosystem grow together 

For example:
He funded Joel Ohman at Exercise.com at $50k of MRR in 2021 via his fund Founderpath
He funded Joel 19 more times totalling $3.5m
Joel bootstrapped using Nathan's money and got "massive" personal liquidity event last week when he exited

He brings value to everyone he meets 

I wish he just had capacity to do more. To help even more entrepreneurs 

So no , not loud. Just not enough

Co-Founder at Sprinto | 2x Founder | GRC | Infosec | Breeze through security compliances

“Girish, just to call a spade a spade. You’re rich, right?”

When Nathan asked me that question on our recent webinar on whether you should go the VC route or bootstrap, it highlighted a very important theme about the ability to take risks in this start up journey.

Yes, financial stability changes how you think about risks, but not in the way people often assume.

It doesn’t mean you suddenly become fearless. It means you can afford to be deliberate.

At 25, your risk appetite might be healthy - coming from youth, energy, and fewer obligations. At 40, it might come from experience, financial security, and knowing which bets are worth making.

But at the end of the day, the risk doesn’t disappear. It just looks different.

You still worry, about people, outcomes, trade-offs. You still wake up thinking about all the things that might break. You still have to earn the right to build something meaningful.

That part doesn’t change. And I don't think it ever will.

He also took all my money at the poker table

Founder @ Freemius | Payments, Subscriptions, and Tax for Software Makers

I landed one of the top podcasts, and it happened because I helped luck.
Last month I attended SaaSiest for the first time.
Earlier that day, I spotted Nathan Latka at the conference.

He was giving a talk at the conference and was naturally surrounded by people the entire time.

I didn’t target him.
I didn’t chase him.
I just stayed present.

Later that evening, I ended up sitting with the event organizers… and he happened to be right there with us.

The connection happened naturally. We had a quick, easy chat.
I invited him to visit Israel.
Told him about our crazy-strong startup scene. Even pointed him to a relevant connection. I created value for him before asking for anything.

Toward the end of the event there was a poker tournament.
In that relaxed environment, I finally said:
“I’d love to join your podcast.”
He said: “Sure, let’s connect.”

My friend and mentor Gil Ben-Artzy of UpWest has a line I always repeat:
 “You need to stay in the way of luck.”

There’s a reason Silicon Valley founders seem so much “luckier.”
They’re constantly in the right rooms, bumping into the right people, at the right time.

You can recreate that wherever you live, you just need to stay in the way of luck.

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