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Ezequiel Abramzon is the founder of LALO, a strategic brand consultancy helping startups and entrepreneurs achieve clarity and momentum. With over 22 years at The Walt Disney Company, Ezequiel led digital innovation, creative direction, and brand strategy across global markets, building multi-million-dollar businesses in digital, entertainment, and technology.

After leaving corporate life, he dedicated himself to mentoring and advising founders, developing the Epicenter™ methodology—a framework that puts customers at the heart of the brand and the brand at the heart of the business. Passionate about storytelling, branding, and long-term strategy, Ezequiel now works with early-stage startups to craft compelling brand identities that drive real impact.

What do Disney, startups, and personal branding have in common? Ezequiel Abramzon shares his experience leading at Disney for 22 years and how he applies those lessons to help startups succeed. Perfect for founders seeking clarity and a competitive edge.

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Chapters [00:00] Intro [02:07] From Disney to Entrepreneurship [12:06] Building Teams for Success [14:30] Working with Startups [17:36] Branding Lessons from Disney [20:48] Branding for Early Stage Startups [23:46] Common Mistakes in Startup Branding [27:15] The Role of Personal Branding in Startups [35:10] Finding Clarity in Brand Strategy [49:34] Advice for Early-Stage Founders

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