Interview with the co-CEOs of Printivo, Temitope Ekundayo and Ibukun Oloyede
Founders Connect11 Feb 2022

Interview with the co-CEOs of Printivo, Temitope Ekundayo and Ibukun Oloyede

Temitope Ekundayo and Ibukun Oloyede are the Co-CEOs of Printivo, a print-on-demand startup that enables small and medium enterprises to print items. Its core offering is its ability to help anyone, regardless of location or size, print items without the hassles of traditional solutions.

Temitope and Ibukun’s new responsibility as joint CEO is to significantly grow the business and help Printivo achieve more milestones in the coming years. Temitope has been part of — and has also led— the company’s growth and innovation effort since its inception; on the other side of the sofa, Ibukun — besides co-founding the company — has led and built the operational processes that continue to drive the daily affairs of the business.

In this podcast, Temitope and Ibukun talk about their personal backgrounds, skillsets and roles at Printivo. They also share insights on the exciting future of Printivo.

Learn about what Printivo does here: https://printivo.com


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