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The highlights from the slides we shared last night as we discussed how social enterprises can raise funding, especially via crowdfunding in Hong Kong. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this document are the authors own and don't claim to be those of anyone else. The document may be open to interpretation. The author is not liable for any actions / mis-actions taken as a result of the content of this document.
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