Female leadership in incentives: giftmall’s case
Behind giftmall’s expansion across Europe is a leadership team that is, in large part, female. As the company marks over a decade of growth, four women – spanning its C-suite […]
Behind giftmall’s expansion across Europe is a leadership team that is, in large part, female. As the company marks over a decade of growth, four women – spanning its C-suite […]
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Kate Prokhatska is the co-founder and CEO of giftmall, a gift card and rewards solution provider originally founded in Ukraine. With more than 13 years in the incentives industry, giftmall
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