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Online trends for entrepreneurs: autonomous washing machines and online child rearing

Innovation and technology expert Danny Mekić (35) is helping leading organisations to reinvent themselves. He's doing that by shaping the world of tomorrow, implementing effective innovation strategies and successfully using technology to develop innovative products, services, customer experiences and ways of working.

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He is one of the most popular keynote speakers in Europe on innovation, technology and client-centric entrepreneurship.

Danny first became a young entrepreneur at the age of 15, literally working from the attic of his parents’ house. Now he is working on his companies NewTeam - a consultancy firm run by teenagers and people in their twenties - HackathonFactory, InnovationRecruitment and StrategyCooker, and he’s replaced his parents’ attic with the board rooms of 40 of the 100 largest organisations in the Netherlands.

He was awarded by magazines such as Sprout, Quote and Elsevier as "Most successful young entrepeneur", and was asked by the Dutch ministers of Education, Culture and Science and of Economic Affairs to join an advisory board as the youngest member.

On top of his regular activities, Danny also regularly appears in the media. He’s also a consultant, speaker, a day chair, mediator and university teacher.

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Tag: Meki Currently

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