CASE STUDY - Designing the Entrepreneur's Experience Jon Leyh of Ruckus Projects

Why Service Design Thinking by Marina Terteryan

Dec 1, 201624:12Business

Starting a project or business can be easier said than done and there are many touchpoints that an entrepreneur goes through when starting something. We talk with Jon Leyh, the founder of Ruckus Projects, a community of...

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