Jan-Willem Callebaut
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Gent Area, Belgium Belgium
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Founder of Aerey // Growth Hacker // Community Builder
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Technology / Software / Internet
Site Web
http://www.fastfwdconference.com
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Hey you! I wouldn't know how to quickly categorize myself. That's what people do, right? To make things easy. I'm often still considered a techie, while I am not. Not anymore actually. I started out at university in Ghent when I was 16 years old and decided to take on an adventure of Pure Mathematics. After two years of feeling myself as a lost nomad in the desert, I decided it was time for a change. Because I had the general sense that I really wanted to DO stuff, I changed my major to Electrical Engineering. Roughly at the same time, something else came into my life. It was a bug called 'entrepreneurship'. It started out with some small projects, but quickly grew to a first startup ...
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Gent Area, Belgium Belgium
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Founder of Aerey // Growth Hacker // Community Builder
Secteur d’activité
Technology / Software / Internet
Site Web
http://www.fastfwdconference.com
À propos
Hey you! I wouldn't know how to quickly categorize myself. That's what people do, right? To make things easy. I'm often still considered a techie, while I am not. Not anymore actually. I started out at university in Ghent when I was 16 years old and decided to take on an adventure of Pure Mathematics. After two years of feeling myself as a lost nomad in the desert, I decided it was time for a change. Because I had the general sense that I really wanted to DO stuff, I changed my major to Electrical Engineering. Roughly at the same time, something else came into my life. It was a bug called 'entrepreneurship'. It started out with some small projects, but quickly grew to a first startup ...