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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2024 · 28 MIN

Google Maps for indoor spaces with Where You At’s Tamzin Lent

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Hear from Forbes 30 under 30 for social impact, and founder Tamzin Lent whose objective is to help people find friends in busy venues.Using technology, Where You At is essentially a map of a large facility – festivals, conferences, stadiums – which allows users to stay connected when a mobile phone signal or GPS doesn’t typically work. Using a Bluetooth beacon system, and a mesh system between mobile phones users can feel safer and enjoy their experience without worry. Where you at also provides insights for the providers who can understand more about flow and footfall within their venues, which in turn can result in a better experience for their guests. Tamzin talks to us about:·       Being a sole founder and the value of the support network·       Using lockdown to reset the venue industry·       Building, and maintaining strong relationships·       The progress with product market fit·       Making the decision to bring tech development inhouse·       Receiving seamless support from CambridgeProduced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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