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Jul 21, 2019 31 min

3.1 Who needs Times Square?

from Scale Up Hosted by LaunchVic

What's it like to join Envato? The process from the outside to inside reveals some telling characteristics of Envato’s culture and values. People from around the world are landing in Melbourne to start work on King Street. Scale Up is a podcast by LaunchVic, Victoria's startup ecosystem development agency. For more information on the series or anything happening in Victoria's startup scene visit launchvic.org. CREDITS Hosted by Courtney Carthy Thanks to the following people in this episode Nick Rasmussen Amber Johnson Lindsay Andrew Gus Gollings Annie Denton Mario Visic Jay Hyett Adam Noonan Michelle Ridsdale Collis Ta'eed Xavier Russo Ben Leong Mario Cuba Music in this episode was supplied through Envato Elements. Tracks included; Experimental Piano Flickering Lights Dreamy Big Show Opener Relaxin' Jazz Loop Fun Indie Pop Adventure Support the show: http://www.launchvic.org

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