Stefanos Papaioannou - Zeeksack

Zeeksack är ett fascinerande bolag. På några intensiva år så har man gått från 300.000kr, till 3 miljoner, till 16 miljoner, till 50 miljoner.På 3 ...

An episode of the Make Sweden Stronger podcast, hosted by Joel Löwenberg, titled "Stefanos Papaioannou - Zeeksack" was published on June 18, 2025 and runs 48 minutes.

June 18, 2025 ·48m · Make Sweden Stronger

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Zeeksack är ett fascinerande bolag. På några intensiva år så har man gått från 300.000kr, till 3 miljoner, till 16 miljoner, till 50 miljoner.

På 3 produkter.

Det är en imponerande tillväxt och en riktigt intressant story.

Vi pratar med Stefanos om att skala fort, om att jobba med ett tight team, om att ta fram fler produkter, att jobba med nykundsanskaffning, och att lösa likviditetsproblem.

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