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Saturday, September 5, 2015

Julia Kurnia of Zidisha: How Non-Profit Used Tech Startup Tactics to Build a Microlending Marketplace

The stories of companies of tech startup darlings like Uber and AirBnB illustrate the power of modern technologies to create new, exciting business models. And while seeing the rise of these companies are both captivating and inspiring to many would-be entrepreneurs, there are other stories out there; stories not as visible, but inspiring and interesting nonetheless.
Julia Kurnia is the CEO and founder of Zidisha, an online micro-lending community directly connecting lenders and entrepreneurs, bypassing local banks and intermediaries charging high-interest rates. Zidisha offers a person-to-person platform that lets lenders and entrepreneurs communicate openly and instantly; facilitating approximately 17,000 microloans worth $3.5 million.


Julia Kurnia of Zidisha: How Non-Profit Used Tech Startup Tactics to Build a Microlending Marketplace

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