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Walker Capital holds first investment seminar
- Published April 17, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Highlights
- Walker Capital held their first investment seminar in Melbourne at the RACV Club on Wednesday 10th
- The successful event was attended by Robert DiPierdomenico and Walker Capital shareholders.
- Strong interest was shown across Walker Capital’s Managed Investments.
Walker Capital held its first investment seminar in Melbourne at the RACV Club on Wednesday 10th April. The event was highly successful with a great turnout including Robert DiPierdomenico (Dipper) and Walker Capital shareholders. Strong interest was shown across Walker Capital’s Managed Investments with an informative and enjoyable evening all round.
About Walker Capital
Walker Capital is to raise up to $900,000 for 20% in equity. The capital will be used to fund the expansion of the Company as it increases its marketing campaign aimed at expanding its client base and developing an investment platform for its clients.
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