Technology has been a driving force in disruptive innovations across several sectors. Venture capital is playing a vital role in solving those technological efforts. Joining us on today’s show of The Playbook with Mark Collier is Charlie Call, tech founder of SETLD, and Justifus Asir, venture capitalist and investor of SART, to discuss their collaboration efforts on the golden marketing and sales transaction.
After earning a bachelor’s degree in management information systems from Georgia Gwinnett College, Call used his expertise from his previous company to carve out a specialty in payment security and fraud operations. Call created a mobile application with links throughout the firm that changed the requirement for integrity payments to be secure and reliable.
According to Call, business relationships fail on two levels, first, is the statement of word. Or the word promised isn’t being met and secondly, even if the word is being met, “someone is on the receiving end of a bad deal.” The goal of the collaboration initiatives is to use the judicial process to resolve disputes or lawsuits in order to avoid damaging corporate ties.
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“We want to develop an app that serves as the mediator and removes emotion from the transaction.” SETLD is currently in its minimal viable product (MVP) state, or in other words, it is app-based. However, there are plans in development to switch to a completely online application.
Ultimately, SETLD has been created for everyone and any setting where money is exchanged. Whether that be between individuals, businesses, or both. The basic goal, notes Call, “is to remove emotion from negotiations.”
The original intention was to primarily focus on marketing and sales tactics, but, “when there is a market-ready product like SETLD, it falls to the exception,” claims Asir. Investors filled in to fill the noticeable gaps and now, SART is providing marketing and sales support.
On the other hand, there is a chance of faster market growth, but according to Asir, “SART will continue to focus on marketing and sales acceleration” until there is a demand for software and engineering development firms.
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