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In this episode of the Growth Show we have the pleasure to talk with Bobby Östberg, Founder & CEO of fashion tech company ZyseMe.
We are talking with Bobby about:
- his learnings from being an athlete to being an entrepreneur
- his ventures after being a consultant at McKinsey
- the fashion tech industry and ZyseMe
- how ZyseMe convinced H&M to be a client
- and much more
More about Bobby Östberg:
Having grown up in a sporty and entrepreneurial family Bobby’s childhood was much about sports and small own ventures. After spending years pursuing a career as a cross country skier he founded a start-up incubator at the age for 22.
After studying Engineering and business he joined McKinsey & Co where he was an Associate Partner in the New York office.
Bobby has dedicated the last 8 years to customization and on demand produced fashion. Today he is the founder of ZyseMe, an end-to-end technology connecting real consumer demand to brands' production machinery. ZyseMe’s technology empowers brands to produce clothing made to each customer’s unique size and style. By enabling brands to only produce what is sold and thereby help them– cutting overproduction, waste and returns.
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