Ep. 44 - Daniel H. Gallancy, CEO at Atakama

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Send us Fan MailThis week on Privacy Please we have the intelligent and very out of the box thinking CEO at Atakama, a multi-factor encryption company, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Daniel H. Gallancy! We talk about his story, where he came from as an engineer turned finance and back to engineer, privacy, security, encryption, what conspiracy theory he would stop if he could choose one and much more! Do not miss this one, tons of valuable info and just a great discussion all around. Please enjoy! Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail This week on Privacy Please we have the intelligent and very out of the box thinking CEO at Atakama, a multi-factor encryption company, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Daniel H. Gallancy! We talk about his story, where he came from as an engineer turned finance and back to engineer, privacy, security, encryption, what conspiracy theory he would stop if he could choose one and much more! Do not miss this one, tons of valuable info and just a great discussion all around...

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