Brewdog punks: crowdfunding lessons from a customer and investor
Brewdog is perhaps the poster child of the crowdfunding movement in the UK. Popularised under the ‘Equity for Punks’ schemes, after years of free beer cases one investor has now been left with a sour taste in his mouth. Anthony Morrow, a respected founder, business owner and investor shares his experiences as a…
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