CFO Strategy - Mass Customization

from CXOTalk · host Michael Krigsman

Cimpress and Vistaprint are pioneers of mass customization. Michael Krigsman speaks with the Chief Financial Officer of Cimpress, Sean Quinn, to learn about mass customization from a CFO perspective. Read the full transcript and watch the video: https://www.cxotalk.com/episode/mass-customization-cfo-perspective

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