Igor Dzhebyan: Defining Core Values and Taking A Stance
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Igor Dzhebyan: Defining Core Values and Taking A Stance
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Igor is the CEO and co-founder of Andcards, born Ukrainian and self-proclaimed digital nomad.
In this podcast, you will listen to Igor’s story, where he explores the world of entrepreneurship, business, and personal development.
He shares with us his core values and how he is using them today to support his compatriots in distress because of the war.
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