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YHP sits down with LOOKK’s Co-Founder & CEO Tamas Locher. We went down to Lookk’s offices based in London’s ‘Silicon Roundabout’ to chat with CEO & founder Tamas Locher about his startup, a social platform for fashion designers and their fans. Tamas covers everything from starting up in Austria and moving to London to grow the company further.

Start-Ups

Video interview with Tamas Locher CEO & Founder of LOOKK