Tessa McIver talks to Michael Chaffe, CEO of Wolves Summit. Originally from London, Mike has been in Poland for 12 years, and after a career in diving and then as an investor, he is now running one of Poland’s biggest startup conferences. The Wolves Summit conference takes place in various forms each year and has been held in Warsaw, Wroclaw, Vienna and London.
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