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The GoGedders Podcast: Matt Cordio

Posted by Richie Burke | Nov 23, 2016 |

The GoGedders with Richie Burke

Start-up Milwaukee founder, Matt Cordio, stopped by the HQ to talk about Milwaukee’s first ever “Start-up Week” that kicked off on November 1.

Richie Burke

Originally published on gogeddit.com

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Richie Burke

As founder and President of GoGeddit, Richie Burke started the company in 2011 initially as a promotional site. Within two years it had grown and evolved into a small business growth agency that helped companies develop and embrace social media, video, web design, and other online marketing strategies.

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