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Ep 9: Michael Malul, Co-Founder & CEO at Shareitt | The Startup Journey
Do you have stuff you no longer use or need — bags, toys, clothes, toys, jewelry, accessories? Now you can exchange these items to those that you want and need! Thanks to Shareitt!
As a father, Michael Malul realized that everything is changing. There’s always a need for more!
So, he did something associated with impact. With Shareitt you can easily exchange second-hand used or new items for points. Shop WITHOUT spending money!
“Shareitt is built upon relationship. It has a nice benefit as a parent. You teach your kid — You’re done with that book? Upload and give it to some other kid. Get some points and select something else. It gives an edge that even though you can buy a new book, it creates appreciation from the kid to the items they get.
There’s an emotional piece to it. You get it from someone who cared about the item and that someone is actually happy that the item found a new home, enjoying it, instead of it collecting dust.” — Michael Malul
Check out EPISODE 9 of our new series, #TheIAMPodcast 👇
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By Stories of innovators, startup founders and entrepreneurs around the worldDo you have stuff you no longer use or need — bags, toys, clothes, toys, jewelry, accessories? Now you can exchange these items to those that you want and need! Thanks to Shareitt!
As a father, Michael Malul realized that everything is changing. There’s always a need for more!
So, he did something associated with impact. With Shareitt you can easily exchange second-hand used or new items for points. Shop WITHOUT spending money!
“Shareitt is built upon relationship. It has a nice benefit as a parent. You teach your kid — You’re done with that book? Upload and give it to some other kid. Get some points and select something else. It gives an edge that even though you can buy a new book, it creates appreciation from the kid to the items they get.
There’s an emotional piece to it. You get it from someone who cared about the item and that someone is actually happy that the item found a new home, enjoying it, instead of it collecting dust.” — Michael Malul
Check out EPISODE 9 of our new series, #TheIAMPodcast 👇