Pedro Vallenilla failed several times before finding the idea that worked. 🇻🇪
In an interview with Andrés Bilbao, co-founder of Rappi, the Venezuelan explained how those setbacks led him to found Cashea, a fintech that now manages something few believed possible: 100 million dollars in international capital to operate in Venezuela, a country where consumer credit had almost disappeared.
He did not just talk about figures. He talked about building teams that truly understand what people need, surviving economic crises without losing their way, and a conviction he repeated several times: technology companies capable of growing and competing abroad can also be built in Venezuela. 💡