Iyer: Kwanzu is mostly self-funded with only one angel investor
Manny Iyer · 1004 Can sharing team size hurt your growth? · Apr 24, 2018 · at 9:53
Kwanzu CEO Manny Iyer clarifies the company's funding history to host Nathan Latka.
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“We have one angel investors for a small amount of money, but the rest of the capital is mine.”
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