Kenazart, experience designers

• Brainstorms and seminars "what's my company personality? How can we express it?"
• "LeCatalog" for events and christmas cards.
• Designing experiences for your clients.

 by Patricia Gallot-Lavallée You are about to go and visit the great great great petridish that the bay area is? You work in New Technologies? in interaction? You are visiting S.F. for a business trip or a prospective trip? You are just a passionate

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