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Petri Kajander

Episode 6

December 29, 2007

Talking with David McMillan about opinions, rightness, and fairness.

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Petri Kajander

Petri Kajander is a serial entrepreneur who builds growth companies. He builds a few selected startups at a time. He’s a purpose-driven founder with creativity and clarity in mind. Petri hosts Talks with Petri and Purpose ‘n Clarity -podcasts.

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