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Changing The Way Companies Do Business

Fabrice Saporito, Koble

24-Jan-19 10:05

Changing The Way Companies Do Business

Every day, thousands of new users from around the world join Koble to form new relationships and get business done smarter. The Tinder-meets-LinkedIn B2B matchmaking platform aims to simplify the customer journey by matching prospects with relevant companies, products and people. CEO Fabrice Saporito joins us to discuss Koble’s rapid growth, and how they’re changing the way companies do business around the world.

Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Audrey Raj


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