Christian Secci, Co-Founder of Pakpobox

02/13/20 • 63 min

Christian Secci is an Italian entrepreneur and ultra-marathon runner who co-founded Pakpobox, an innovative smart locker solution for smart cities.
During this journey from Italy to Asia, Christian shares how he is always persistently bouncing, learning and responding from one failure to another without giving up. In fact, he calls them "hard lessons" and not "failure".
Being an entrepreneur who is always on the move and looking ahead, Christian shares how he has grown his business across Asia.

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Grown in Asia - Christian Secci, Co-Founder of Pakpobox

Transcript

Bertrand Théaud: 0:09
Hello, everyone, welcome to this new episode of Grown in Asia. Our guest today is Christian [pronounced "Secchi"]. I said she already know exactly how to pronounce it. So that's Yeah, I pronounce it the French Way. Whereas you presented the Italian way.
Bertrand Théaud: 0:27
for those off, for those of you who have not understood yet And so Christian will tell us about is ah, experience as an entrepreneur in Hong Kong. But I