Road to Christmas 2020 - The Jetpack Special

Kajetan invites David Mirzaei and Sinem Yazici - two talented marketers from German fulfillment company byrd - to chat about the Christmas preparations. For businesses both small and big, this chat provides actionable tips about fulfillment and supply chain. And you know that these will come in handy when  Christmas arrives online!

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Welcome to the 6th episode of The Jetpack! 

Kajetan Wyrzykowski hosted Sophie Slater, founder of a slow-fashion, ethical apparel brand  Birdsong.

Sophie has always been invested emotionally in the matters of equality and ethics, and her brand reflects these concerns. In the chat with Kajetan, Sophie deep-dives into the role of clothing in our lives, how the industry needs to wake up from its non-sustainable practices, and what does "ethical" even mean in the case of clothing. 

This is also a great opportunity to listen to a successful entrepeneur, who was featured in Bazaar, Vogue, BBC, and Refinery29, among other established publications. As described by The Guardian;

"Birdsong sells itself as the antidote to fast fashion, producing wilfully trend-free designs. In contrast to opaque, multinational fast fashion supply chains, workers are Londoners facing barriers to work, including adults with learning disabilities to refugees, all of whom are paid a living London wage."

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I'm Kajetan Wyrzykowski, the host of The Jetpack. I work as the Head of Content at Packhelp, a packaging platform and manufacturer who services small businesses as well as global companies. With more than 20.000 customers, Packhelp has been called one of the most promising and valuable Polish start-ups. I'm a keen marketer and love to experiment with various types of content in order to get the word out about Packhelp. 

Personally, I consume tons of movies and tv series, and write my own reviews and essays on Cultural Hater, a little creation of mine. 

Want to chat? Let's connect via LinkedIn or drop me a line at kajetan.wyrzykowski@packhelp.com. I'll be grateful for your feedback! 

Even before establishing her own agency called Meraki Concept Studio, Jemma Craig had plenty of experience with small businesses. She noticed that many of them thought of design agencies as out of their reach. However, they too wanted brands that look great, and Jemma felt there's a great niche to satisfy.

In a discussion with The Jetpack host Kajetan Wyrzykowski, Jemma shared her insights on working with small businesses.  As a customer of Packhelp herself, and an ardent designer, Jemma has also deep-dived into packaging design.  Listen to the full episode!

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I'm Kajetan Wyrzykowski, the host of The Jetpack. I work as the Head of Content at Packhelp, a packaging platform and manufacturer who services small businesses as well as global companies. With more than 20.000 customers, Packhelp has been called one of the most promising and valuable Polish start-ups. I'm a keen marketer and love to experiment with various types of content in order to get the word out about Packhelp. 

Personally, I consume tons of movies and tv series, and write my own reviews and essays on Cultural Hater, a little creation of mine. 

Want to chat? Let's connect via LinkedIn or drop me a line at kajetan.wyrzykowski@packhelp.com. I'll be grateful for your feedback! 

In the 4th episode of The Jetpack, Kajetan Wyrzykowski hosted Nicolas Gold, co-founder of an Austrian design studio SHEYN.

Nicolas, who studied in Tel Aviv to gain experience as an architect and designer, has shared his story, as it started with the curious period spent in the ever-busy Israel. After arriving to Vienna, Nicolas decided to establish his own design studio there, along with his partner Markus Schaffer. 

SHEYN is one-of-a-kind studio. Nicolas shares the story behind the 3d-printed jewelry pieces, and how the company grew to use the same technology in home decor. In the 40-minutes long episode, Nicolas really delved into details and revealed why Vienna was the perfect place to start a business, how SHEYN grew and why Packhelp was essential for the company's branding experience.

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I'm Kajetan Wyrzykowski, the host of The Jetpack. I work as the Head of Content at Packhelp, a packaging platform and manufacturer who services small businesses as well as global companies. With more than 20.000 customers, Packhelp has been called one of the most promising and valuable Polish start-ups. I'm a keen marketer and love to experiment with various types of content in order to get the word out about Packhelp. 

Personally, I consume tons of movies and tv series, and write my own reviews and essays on Cultural Hater, a little creation of mine. 

Want to chat? Let's connect via LinkedIn or drop me a line at kajetan.wyrzykowski@packhelp.com. I'll be grateful for your feedback! 

This is the third episode of The Jetpack, a podcast powered by Packhelp. The guest of Kajetan Wyrzykowski - Head of Content at Packhelp - is Louis Lagoutte. Thanks to years of expertise in the field of sustainability and eco-oriented management, Louis was able to explain the in and outs of planting trees. 

The Jetpack is a podcast program for entrepreneurs and business owners who look for insights from e-commerce experts. Each episode focuses on a new area of expertise, and features a guest who shares strategies of growth relating to this field. 

In The Jetpack, Kajetan Wyrzykowski from Packhelp chats with business owners about the challenges they face, and stories about their brands. 

In the first episode, Kajetan's guest is a British entrepreneur Samuel Allsop. Samuel's clothing brand  Origin x Performance sells sportswear that is 100% sustainable. In this interview, Sam explains the importance of being fully sustainable and transparent, and how his sportswear meets cost-effectiveness with affordability for the customers.