Building A Digital Empire with Australian Entrepreneur Nathan Chan

Nathan Chan is an entrepreneur from Australia. While still in his mid-twenties, Nathan Chan felt there were no business magazines that he could relate to. He wanted to read something that delved deep into the world of a successful entrepreneur, showing their processes, failures, obstacles and challenges. And one that ultimately taught others straight from the mouths of the best in the world. Wanting to personally discover the answers to all his questions about the daily struggles of starting a successful business, Nathan began to go out and interview world-changing entrepreneurs in the hope that he could learn from them. This was the point of no return. And so while still working a full time job, Nathan created Foundr.

Foundr is a digital magazine (based on iOS & Android) for young entrepreneurs by young entrepreneurs. Launched by entrepreneur Nathan Chan in 2013 with nothing but a laptop computer and a fistful of dollars, Foundr is dedicated to publishing stories meant to inspire readers, and challenge perceptions of business and the world at large.

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