Flossie appoints new directors, continues capital raising
Hair and beauty appointment booking company is on track to break even by the end of next year, founder says. With special feature audio – and video.
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Hair and beauty appointment booking company Flossie has raised $1.65 million in capital and appointed two new board members – venture capitalist Sharon Hunter and Veritas chairman Tim Cook.
Flossie founder and chief executive Jenene Crossan says shareholders (among whom
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Wed, 10 Aug 2016
Wed, 10 Aug 2016
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Flossie appoints new directors, continues capital raising
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