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Episode 17
Tuesday, 28 July, 2020
In Nordea's business podcast Get Savvy we meet experts within e-commerce, tech and social impact to offer a platform for storytelling, learnings and sharing expertise among Nordic business leaders and entrepreneurs. In this episode we close the books after Get Savvy’s first season, in which you will hear our guests most savviest recommendations and learnings. The episode will offer you: Saeid Esmaeilzadeh – How you identify a great business idea Magnus Omstedt – How to successfully launch your e-commerce in Asia Jimmy Widén – What you shouldn't miss when starting up an business abroad Aleksandar Goga and Caroline Lidman – How to make your business grow Tommy Palm – How to attract venture capitalists Jannik Lawaetz – Why you should use crowd source funding Tove Larsson and Agate Freimane – How Norrskens’ venture capitalists evaluate your business Michel Issa – How to grow your business network Erik Gatenholm - Magic tricks to build a strong sales culture Camilla Björkman – Meaningful leadership skills under uncertainty Joakim Hartzell and James Sleater - Leverage business heritage while digitizing the customer experience Johan Svanberg – Disrupting an establish industry? This is how you know you are on the right track Sara Öhman – How to digitalize your customer journey Markus Sandström – How to boost your online sales via SEO Joanna Swica – Why influencer marketing is a vitamin injection to your online sales Don’t panic, we will be back in the fall with a fresh new season! Until then, suggest a topic or guest to getsavvy@nordea.com and don’t forget to subscribe! This podcast is brought to you by Nordea Business Banking, Startup & Growth, Nordea Connect and Nordea Markets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
