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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2024 · 29 MIN

E182: Tech-Driven Innovation with Nahun Saldaña Macedo

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In this episode, Keishia Quijano of Label Sessions talks to leader Nahun Saldaña Macedo.Nahun is a tech-driven innovator who blends creativity, technology, and purpose to create impactful solutions for businesses and communities. As the founder of Copiloto and with a background in UX design and social innovation, he excels at guiding projects from inception to execution, always with a focus on sustainability and user experience. Nahun thrives in the early stages of innovation where the problems and opportunities are still being defined.Label Sessions is the world’s leading innovation expert network. In this series, you’ll meet some of the most interesting leaders anywhere, from across the worlds of business, design, tech. culture and sustainability. All signed to the Label Sessions roster.To find out more about our work helping brands and institutions around the world take on their big opportunities for them in the future, head to labelsessions.com to find out more.

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