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A short (15') presentation I gave at the LVI OpenCoffee at the Benaki Museum. I talked about Skroutz launching abroad in Turkey under the Alve (alve.com) brand name. The market, the challenges we faced, the launch and how we are going to move forward. Also mentioned the "Brain Drain" problem, Greece is facing and how Skroutz helps in reversing it by actively participating in the local community.
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