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Going Global - Peatix

Emi Takemura, co-founder of Peatix

18-Sep-15 10:00

Going Global - Peatix

With a presence in over 26 countries, Peatix is a mobile app that connects event organizers with their participants. Whether it’s a concert or a business conference, their mission is to make online registration and ticketing as affordable and transparent as possible. Emi Takemura, the co-founder of Peatix, explains how Peatix aims to reimagine the online ticketing experience for all.


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