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Friday, August 26, 2022

WOMEN IN TECH: Q&A With Swati Matta, Founder & CEO, Koble | wifihifi

Co-op alumnus Swati Matta, founder and CEO of Koble, a health app is interviewed in a Q and A for wifhifi.

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