Haatch to Front Live Webinar > Smart Investing in a Post Brexit World...

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Jeremy Luzinda
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Team Haatch has been hand picked to front an exclusive live webinar later this month designed to simplify start up investing in 2020.

The event, with industry experts Professional Investor will be live on February 27th and will see Haatch founder Scott Weavers-Wright sharing his view on the state of early-stage investment and the strategies that have seen the team achieve an average of 5.6x returns to date - and growing.

Speaking about the event the digital entrepreneur explained: "We've been working very hard over the last seven years to build up a reputation for smart early stage investing and Professional Investor approached us to share the secrets of our success.

"We jumped at the chance of course, and I'm really looking forward to doing so on the 27th."

The event is live online and completely free at 11am on Feb 27th. To sign up simply follow this link.

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