Saad Ullah

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Saad is an engineer with a passion for innovative technology, blockchain has been a natural attraction.

He has more than a decade of experience in handling HR, health, and safety, along with IT management systems for FMCG companies.

Saad loves to learn and share knowledge on disruptive technologies in the financial technology sector. You can contact him via email: saad-ullah@thetradable.com

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Saad Ullah

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