Diaspora.nz
Diaspora.nz, Phoebe Harrop, David Booth, Rosie Carnahan-Darby, Privahini, Zak Holdsworth, Zachary Tan, Rhys DarbyProfiling the founders, innovators, and leaders of the great Kiwi expat community.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | diaspora.nz |
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Profiling the founders, innovators, and emerging leaders of the great Kiwi expat community.
Principal at Blackbird, investing in Aotearoa's most ambitious founders. Unusually interested in salt water, speaking Spanish, and photographing the world.
EIR & Investor at Blackbird || Co-founder & Chairman at On Deck || formerly: early-ish at @AngelList, @Cartainc, @CoinList, VC, lawyer || tracking down expat \ud83c\uddf3\ud83c\uddff's at diaspora.nz
Just a middle aged woman skiving off work to craft like it is 1972.
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Physician, scientist, and entrepreneur trying to build better in healthcare
Rhys Darby (me) is a comedian/actor/writer from New Zealand. I'm quite famous actually because I've done a lot of cool stuff. You know me from comedy TV shows and movies. I also have a podcast called The Cryptid Factor. It's pretty bonkers.
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