ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Special guest Platt Boyd of Branch Technology joins the podcast to talk about how the company began, their purpose, working with robotics, cellular fabrication, parametric design and design freedom, their cross-disciplinary team, innovation through collaboration, stewardship, leadership and core values, focus, what’s next, and more.
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- Platt on LinkedIn
- Platt on Twitter
- Branch Technology website
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