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Marketboomer Gains Backing of MYOB Founder Craig Winkler
- Published December 06, 2016 2:52PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Marketboomer has recently secured investment from one of Australia’s most successful technology entrepreneurs an investors, Craig Winkler.
Craig founded accounting software company MYOB in 1991 and is a cornerstone shareholder in leading cloud based accounting platform Xero. He is also listed on the 2016 BRW Richlist.
Gaining the backing of an investor of this calibre is testament to the exciting potential of the Marketboomer business.
Following on from Craigs investment, Marketboomer is currently undertaking a ‘top-up’ capital raising round of $1m.
The raise represents a limited opportunity for investors to own shares in a unique, recurring revenue generating business that is poised for a period of rapid growth.
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