
Help: Crowdfunding A Game Changer w Alli from Sharenanigans.co.nz
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Alli Kennedy is on a mission to help everyday Kiwis be educated on investing. She has created a board game for people to play to learn more about investing and needs your help to create the first 10,000 orders. In this podcast we discuss how Alli (22 years old) is having a crack at changing the wealth of the nation via her board game and seeking pre-orders plus companies to be involved to turn this idea into a reality.
Sharenanigans, offering an introductory experience into the world of investing in shares, will be the next board game in every household.
But don’t be fooled, with players competing to become the wealthiest at the table, everyone is in it for themselves.
https://www.pledgeme.co.nz/projects/7946-
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