MSP16: Punk Science

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

26-Jan-18 10:00

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The weekend is nearly here. A tiny spot of optimism in a sea of workaday drudgery. And what better way to extinguish even those small hopes than to talk to Matt Armitage? Feeling Punked? Then it’s time to Mattsplain?

Check out the Mattsplained FB page for more information on the shows. If you have a start up or an SME and you think that Matt can help you, head over to his website, www.kulturpop.com where you’ll find information on Kulturpop’s consulting and mentoring programs.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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