Timotheus Nkumunue is a business and tech co-founder based in The Hague, open to meeting collaborators and willing to put €2k of their own capital on the line. Read the three answers below — what motivates them, the kind of partner they want, the business they would build — and reach out directly if it resonates.
“Building things that actually get used and pay for themselves. I like turning a messy, real-world problem into a simple product, then seeing it work in someone’s daily business. I’m motivated by independence too: I want to build something remote and scalable that I own, not trade hours for money. I’ve worked both on construction sites and behind a laptop running e-commerce campaigns and building saas, so I care about practical results more than hype.”
“Someone strong where I’m weaker: product design, distribution or a complementary knowledge of a specific industry. I can build the sales funnel, the website and the marketing engine; I want a partner who enjoys designing a useful product, opening doors and closing deals. Ideally English-speaking and well connected in the Dutch/Benelux SMB market. Honest, direct, fast to test and kill ideas, and happy to work remote-first. I value a small, reliable team over a big network.”
“My long-term bet is Rubedo, a venture I’m building with a partner. The MVP is largely built, and we’re heading into a grant programme with institutions, including universities, as target clients. It’s slow but solid, and I’m fully committed to it. Alongside it, I want to build a faster-moving B2B product for small and mid-sized businesses (SaaS or software-enabled e-commerce) that solves one painful, expensive problem with a short sales cycle: the owner decides, pays, done. Profitable early, run remotely, and growing through word of mouth in a niche we understand well. I’m especially interested in e-commerce tools, recruitment, marketing and lead generation for service businesses, and AI that removes real manual work.”
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