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Michael Ossman

Recorded founding associations · Great Scott Gadgets

Founding associations

Michael Ossman is recorded as a founder of Great Scott Gadgets in the cited public company records. The person record describes Michael Ossman as American hardware designer.

Great Scott Gadgets

American hardware startup.

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