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Callpage Co-Founder Ross Knap On FT World Tech Founders Podcast

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The latest in a series of podcasts supported by Mishcon de Reya has been launched on FT.com.

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The latest in a series of podcasts supported by Mishcon de Reya has been launched on FT.com. The series, Financial Times World Tech Founders, features technology entrepreneurs in emerging markets.

The latest in a series of podcasts supported by Mishcon de Reya has been launched on FT.com. The series, Financial Times World Tech Founders, features technology entrepreneurs in emerging markets.

In this podcast, we meet Ross Knap the co-founder of Callpage, a start-up which now operates from Krakow, Poland. Callpage creates technology tools to service retailers internationally by increasing their internet sales. Poland has seen a surge in Ukrainian immigrant workers since conflict began in Ukraine in 2014.

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