In episode 33 Dexter Cousins chats Fintech with Stuart Grover, CEO and Co-Founder of Look Who's Charging.
A technologist and serial entrepreneur, LWC is the 12th company founded by Stuart and his first foray into the FinTech world. He also founded a 3D printing business that is tackling some of the huge challenges presented with COVID.
LWC is integrated with over 16 banks including all of the big 4 Australian banks. Launched in 2017, the business was acquired by Experian in 2019.
This is a fascinating chat with a true entrepreneur and innovator. Anyone with aspirations of bootstrapping a Fintech through to a successful exit should tune in!
Find out more - https://lookwhoscharging.com.au/
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Stuart is also the Founder and CEO of 3D Printing Studios
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