In this episode of Artificial Breakdown (recorded live at Inventures), Carrie and Pete are joined by Sabaa Quao, the founding President of PlusCo Venture Studio, the AI and fintech innovation spinoff from Cossette and Plus Company Canada. Sabaa’s got more titles than a bookshelf—he’s a creative leader, entrepreneur and business strategist who's been shaking up the digital media scene for years.
Sabaa’s passionate about one thing: innovation—and not just the buzzword kind. He believes the need for true innovation is as urgent now as it was when businesses first embraced the digital era 25 years ago. With a career that’s spanned over a dozen countries, Sabaa shares how creativity and technology collide to fuel success in today’s startup world.
Tune in to hear how Sabaa’s combining creativity, tech and entrepreneurship to launch the next generation of groundbreaking startups. If you're into building businesses, making waves in AI and learning from someone who's been there and done that—this one’s for you!
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