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S7 E16: The OpenTable for Creative Spaces: Engineering a SaaS-Enabled Marketplace with Gabriel Isserlis of Tutti
Dec 6, 2022 · Season 7 · Episode 16 · 24 min
Connecting artists and spaces
Gabriel Isserlis grew up in London with an artistic background in the creative industries. His Dad is a professional cellist, which is the instrument that he chose as a young musician. As a teen, he became highly interested in making films, and decided to give it a try. He studied film in upstate New York, and realized he liked making sci-fi films about the future. Instead of films though, he decided to go make the future, and got into tech.
When Gabriel combined his technical knowledge with his experience in the creative industries, he started to see numerous opportunities to automate manual steps in these processes. He decided to set out and build these tools for people in the creative industry.
This is the creation story of Tutti.
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Website: https://www.tutti.space/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gmisserlis/
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