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Accidental classroom entry goes global for game developer

Small Business Series: Gamefroot is raising capital as it monetises its education tech platform.

Andrew Bevin Mon, 07 Feb 2022

A hustle making video games for advertising agencies turned into a serious education tech business for Wellington-based Gamefroot, currently in the process of raising capital to fund international expansion.

Gamefroot chief executive and major shareholder Dan Milward said the company never set

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Andrew Bevin Mon, 07 Feb 2022
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