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CricHQ announced as a finalist at Carnegie’s Den
- Published April 28, 2014 4:57PM UTC
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Simon Baker (CEO) and David Hussey (Australian MD) will be presenting the CricHQ investment offer at Carnegie’s Den this Friday, 2nd May 2014 at 4.00pm.
“Carnegie’s Den is a platform, created by M.H. Carnegie & Co., for leading Australian entrepreneurs to gain media exposure and direct funding from a larger network of prospective investors. A platform for “Great Australians to build great Australian businesses.” Carnegie’s Den is a quarterly event, with the next event scheduled for 2 May 2014.
On the night, teams will be asked to make a five minute pitch followed by a five minute question and answer opportunity. We will offer a small investment to the successful team along with follow up mentoring from Mark and a member of the investment team.
Plus, attending audience members will have the opportunity to invest directly during the event. We are currently looking for accredited investors to join Carnegie’s Den.”
Click here to Apply to Attend as an investor via Carnegie’s Den — M.H. Carnegie & Co.
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