Crowdfunding Part 2 | Comcast Newsmakers

Crowdfunding Part 2 - 4:05

with Jenni Dinger on a Successful Campaign

Posted Aug 28, 2017

Crowdfunding; defined as the practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people or a form of crowdsourcing. As traditional access to capital becomes increasinglly difficult, learn about this alternative finance tool. Jenni Dinger with Suffolk University Sawyer Business School explains. Interview Recorded on May 10, 2017 at Suffolk University.

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