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podcast interviews. Check it out right now at getlatka.com. I started thinking about in 2017, ultimately launched in 2018, broke a million dollars in revenue in 2019, now doing 24 million bucks in terms of run right up from 12 million just a year ago.

Safety wing is digital nomad insurance, right?

You go get it in an issue in Europe when you're traveling.

It's a 2K bill.

They've got you protected. They're hoping to build a global safety net, right?

And really enable digital nomads to thrive and flourish wherever they are in the world.

Last raise a $35 million series B in 2022 at a $195 million post called a 16x multiple.

Looking to scale today with their team of 60 as they keep trying to build that.

My guest today is Sandra Rash. He's the co-founder and CEO of Safety Wing and host of Safety Wing's Building Remotely Podcasts,

to get on how to build and scale a remote company.

His educational background is in economics and computer science.

And previously, he was a policy advisor for the government of Norway working on their social safety net.

He's also the co-founder of Superside, a platform for

freelance designers. All right, Sandry, ready to take us to the top? Let's go. I feel like I see

that purple, wavy, Superside logo all over the place. When did you leave that company for Safety Wing?

So that was back in 2017, 2018. But of course, it's still run by my co-founder.

So I get some regular updates.

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