Here is a piece of information that will make you go "Huh, that makes sense"
Apparently in Switzerland the term for Godfather is Gotti. I know, right?
In this episode of The Family Business (pun intended here) we break new ground. In this conversation are the Co-CEO's of VirtaMed - Stefan Tuchschmid and Raimundo Sierra. In addition to creating the most advanced surgical simulation technology I have ever seen, they both are dedicated family men.
They went to the same PhD program and developed a friendship that has forged not only the bonds of building a business together, Stefan asked Raimundo to be Gotti to his youngest child. Quite an honor. Okay, I'll say it - he gave him an offer he couldn't refuse...
The conversation covers what it is like being Co-CEO's, using social media to describe their culture and adjusting to the pandemic with a mobile van showcasing their simulator. Truly brilliant folks and their company is thriving.
Here is a piece of information that will make you go "Huh, that makes sense"
Apparently in Switzerland the term for Godfather is Gotti. I know, right?
In this episode of The Family Business (pun intended here) we break new ground. In this conversation are the Co-CEO's of VirtaMed - Stefan Tuchschmid and Raimundo Sierra. In addition to creating the most advanced surgical simulation technology I have ever seen, they both are dedicated family men.
They went to the same PhD program and developed a friendship that has forged not only the bonds of building a business together, Stefan asked Raimundo to be Gotti to his youngest child. Quite an honor. Okay, I'll say it - he gave him an offer he couldn't refuse...
The conversation covers what it is like being Co-CEO's, using social media to describe their culture and adjusting to the pandemic with a mobile van showcasing their simulator. Truly brilliant folks and their company is thriving.