Can you tell us something interesting about yourself that is unrelated to PriceHubble?
Alongside my work at PriceHubble, I also have a passion for music, culture and good food. As a boy soprano, I performed on various opera stages. During our choir tour along Japan’s Romantic Road, who would have thought that, in addition to becoming a fan of sushi, I would also have a local start-up in Tokyo 30 years later? These days, you can often find me “smoking” on my Big Green Egg or lowering the average age in my local parish choir.
Describe PriceHubble in three words only.
International, passionate, exponential.
What is your most interesting anecdote about PriceHubble since its foundation?
Although we didn’t follow the traditional route of starting up in a garage, our storeroom in a yoga studio in Zurich had its own comparable charm. When this burned down (through no fault on our part), things gradually became more comfortable with each additional move.
The most fascinating moment for me, however, was the contrast between my mental image of this storeroom and, just a few years later, the sight of our largest company reunion to date in Berlin, when we suddenly found ourselves standing in front of 70 PriceHubble employees. That event was two years ago now, due to coronavirus restrictions. However, I am already looking forward to standing in front of twice as many employees in the near future and communicating our vision for PriceHubble. Being able to experience this growth from the beginning has been incredibly motivating.