6th Volume of Fuckup Nights Tbilisi Held at Fabrika
Sometimes, the best stories start with wrong decisions!
On October 25, the sixth volume of Fuckup Nights Tbilisi took place at Fabrika, with interesting speakers and even more interesting stories of failure.
The sixth volume of Fuckup Nights Tbilisi was different from its predecessors, as, with Fintech.ge's support, all four speakers of the event were the representatives of the financial technologies’ field and accordingly, the failure stories were related to this direction.
The speakers of Fuckup Nights Vol.6 included:
Shota Giorgobiani, Co-founder & CEO, Optio.Ai
David Mizandari, Co-founder & CEO, Biletebi.ge
Levan Labartkava, Entrepreneur, Business Consultant
Koba Kurdadze, Founder & CEO, UniPAY
After the speakers’ speeches and presentations, a Q&A session was held and the attendees of the event had an opportunity to get answers to their questions from successful people who know what failure is and have experience overcoming the difficulties and challenges.
With the partnership of the Tbilisi Startup Bureau and Impact Hub Tbilisi, Fabrika was proud to host the sixth event of Fuckup Nights Tbilisi.
"We try to present professional failure in a different way and show everyone that failure is a part of knowledge and is valuable experience that is worth talking about. In general, each event of Fuckup Nights brings together a variety of people with different professions and experiences, but this time we decided to talk about a particular direction, namely Fintech, which is the most relevant and interesting field in the era of digital technologies,” the event organizers said.
The partners of Fuckup Nights Tbilisi Vol. 6 included the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom South Caucasus, Grant Thornton Georgia, Kedari Ventures, Blue Ocean, Snap Fitness Georgia, adjaranet.com and Estrella Damm.
The movement Fuckup Nights was launched in Mexico in 2012 and nowadays represents a global movement and series of events, within the framework of which once a month, 3 or 4 successful people share their experience of professional failure with a wider audience.
The speakers of Fuckup Nights are people who have experienced failure yet did not give up: they learned and developed from their own mistakes, now being ready to share their experience with others and give them insight into their own mistakes.
The project is intended for entrepreneurs, businessmen, executive directors, managers, creative professionals, students, and for everyone who wants to learn from others' mistakes and spend time in a good environment surrounded by interesting people.
Learning from your mistakes makes you smart, but learning from others’ mistakes makes you a genius – that is the main motto of Fuckup Nights.