Anything Is Pozible

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You may have heard of crowdfunding, even contributed to a campaign or two – but what is it and how exactly does it work? Tomorrow night in Melbourne, the TFIA is holding a Make It Pozible seminar to give everyone the low down on this new way of doing business and getting your passion projects off the ground. Learn inside info from Pozible’s Marketing and Partnerships Manager, Matthew Benetti, as well as Pozible success stories Kate Reynolds and Amanda Cumming, who funded their own L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival PAGEANT show through the platform. By the end of the evening you’ll know how it all works, how to implement a successful campaign and how to maintain relationships with your supporters. And thanks to the TFIA, we have two tickets to the event to give away! If you’ve got a creative project you’re keen to share with the world, comment below before 2pm, Tues May 21st letting us know why you’d like to go. And remember, anything is Pozible!

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