Black Inventor Creates Board Game That Teaches Children and Adults How to Start a Business

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Black Inventor Creates Board Game That Teaches Children and Adults How to Start a Business

Elliott Eddie, who has won over five state and two international public speaking awards, has created The Entrepreneur Game, a new board game that teaches children and adults how to start and build a successful home-based and brick & mortar business in the comfort of your own home. The Entrepreneur Game...

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