We speak geek.
Technology should serve your purposes rather than impose upon or constrain your company. We bridge the gap between business and technology, identifying solutions which apply digital tools to deliver objectives and improve operations.
We work with businesses at all stages of maturity.
Client projects vary from startups needing to launch a proof-of-concept and raise funds to medium-sized companies upgrading to a scalable e-commerce solution or seeking to boost (or define!) their digital strategy. We bring corporate experience to new ventures, and fresh thought to established organisations.
We like problems.
That’s an odd thing to say! But it’s true. We are keen on problem-solving. And we’re pretty good at it. Swift yet analytical thinkers, we are equipped with an endless bag of ideas and options to overcome obstacles and move forward.
Whether you need to start, grow or optimise your business, we are here to help.
Why “Wasabini”, you ask?
Because we love wasabi. And beans.
Cacao beans, coffee beans, lentil beans, jumping beans.
Beans are good.
It’s a “wiggly” name. We find it sounds of vibration; movement with a healthy dose of agitation and action. Like us.
Our founder
Susan Greco is a French-American living in Europe since 2000. English is her mother tongue. She is fluent in French, her German is sociable, and she can even order in Bengali!
Driven by digital transformation and fast-paced environments, Susan started Wasabini in 2016 to apply over 20 years of digital experience and tenacity to new business initiatives. She is a holistic thinker, particularly skilled in understanding the interoperability of multiple systems and making decisions in terms of the entire ecosystem.
Susan’s career path spans companies such as Yahoo!, Clarins Group, Labelux (Jimmy Choo, Bally, Belstaff), Baccarat and LVMH. She has launched sites in multiple markets including BRICS, Europe, USA. A true multipotentialite, she has worked with a range of industries such as financial, medical, luxury goods and food, wine & spirits.
And when it’s time to relax, she grabs her work boots and heads for the farm for a dose of physical labour!