Join author and e-commerce entrepreneur, Alexander Graf, and his special guests every week as he breaks down different digital commerce topics from what they mean, why they are important, and where to prioritize them in your own digital commerce journey. Our guests typically, international business leaders, experts in the industry at large, and many more thought leaders within the digital transactional space that will be sure to entertain and inspire how your business approaches the growing industry that is digital commerce. Email us for any questions on the podcast: hello@spryker.com
https://spryker.com/en/commerce-talks/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 20 hours 32 minutes
episode 1: #22 How did the Nordics become the leader in fintech and digital adoption. Lena Hackeloer, Brite
Lena Hackeloer is a German-born, Stockholm-based fintech entrepreneur. Prior to starting the Brite Payment Group she served as CEO for Qliro and Director of Marketing at Klarna. She is a thought leader on digital developments in the Nordics and the fintech ecosystem. Lena on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenahackeloeer/
episode 1: #21 Why customers in the Netherlands rather lease than buy beds. Niels Verwij, Dekbed Discounter
Dekbed Discounter is disrupting the Benelux Home & Living market with a super smart business model. Founder and CEO Niels Verwij opens up to WimLex Show hosts Alexander Graf, CEO at Spryker and Willem Blom, Director Data & Intelligence at Dept Agency. Dekbed Discounter: https://www.dekbed-discounter.nl/ Willem at LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willemblom/ Alex at LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandergraf/
episode 1: #19 - What is the future of the online travel industry? - Mathias Hedlund, CEO, Etraveli
Join Mathias Hedlund, CEO Etraveli Group & Alexander Graf, CEO Spryker as they discuss the future of the online travel industry.
episode 1: #18 Who will win the Online Fashion Race? Zalando vs Asos vs AboutYou - Georgi Ganev, CEO, Kinnevik
Who will win the Online Fashion Race: Zalando vs. Asos vs. About You? In this episode, taped live at the Digital Commerce Summit in Stockholm, Georgi Ganev, CEO of Kinnevik opens up to WimLex Show hosts Alexander Graf, CEO at Spryker and Willem Blom, Director Data & Intelligence at Dept Agency.
episode 1: #20 How to build a new underwear brand for men: Christian Larson, Founder CDLP
How to build a new underwear brand for men? Christian Larson, founder and Creative Director of Swedish underwear disruptor CDLP opens up to WimLex Show hosts Alexander Graf, CEO at Spryker and Willem Blom, Director Data & Intelligence at Dept Agency.
episode 1: #17 Jess Fleischer, founder and CEO of Son Of A Tailor
Son Of A Tailor is a Copenhagen start-up which offers made-to-measure t-shirts online. Alex and Willem speak to its founder and CEO, Jess Fleischer, about his innovative supply chain and how he ensures customers remain loyal following their first purchase. Not content to be only on the receiving end, Jess has a few questions of his own for the presenters, turning the tables on Alex and Willem towards the end of the podcast and making the interviewers into interviewees...
episode 1: #16 Yu Wang, Co-founder of Tantan
Beijing-born Yu grew up in Sweden, obtaining two masters before returning to China in 2007 to start his first business P1, a fashion community. The serial entrepreneur later went into other areas, most recently dating, where he founded “the Tinder of China”, Tantan, now the Middle Kingdom’s biggest dating app...
episode 1: #15 James Murden, co-founder of AliveLab
With his background in mobile and audio-visual technology and easy on-screen manner, James was a successful presenter for consumer electronics on television shopping channel QVC – which is where he met Sharon, now his business partner, who fronted interior design segments at the time...
episode 1: #14 Asi Sharabi, Co-founder Wonderbly: Digitized publishing & the ups and Downs of Entrepreneurship
Asi Sharabi is co-founder of Wonderbly, a start-up that offers highly personalised children’s books. Wonderbly started life with a single title, “I Lost My Name”, but now boasts 15 titles. Asi describes Wonderbly as a “full-stack publisher” that handles every aspect of the process of creating books and serving customers through its zero inventory, direct-to-consumer model...
episode 1: #13 Hugo Jenkins, Commercial Director of Trouva: Marketplace retail
The Trouva mission statement is to “champion independents”. Started as a way to help small owner-run shops manage their inventory in real time and make it available online, the marketplace aims to extend their reach beyond the limited potential number of customers in-store and on their websites. Trouva sees itself as a platform linking discerning customers with the very best of small-scale bricks-and-mortar stores...