This has been an extraordinary year in so many ways, not the least of which has been worldwide economic disaster, brought on by the impact of Covid-19.
Businesses have been forced to close, governments have had to support their populations with stimulus packages in order to stay afloat and people have lost their homes and livelihoods and of course, even their lives.
Johny Gunawan is passionate about helping people to create wealth and weather this pandemic storm. He has been involved in personal development and wealth creation since 2002, where more recently he founded his company, 7G Wealth, which later expanded to become Hartanah Group.
Hartanah Group is focused on creating wealth by 3 different means:
1. A co-operative
This allows members to earn a regular income as part of a hybrid co-operative. This model has many benefits in that the products of small businesses can become visible in different markets as part of a co-operative in a way they could not do on their own.
The responsibility for the success of the co-operative is shared equally between members and this can engender a commitment to the other members and strengthen bonds.
Although the co-operative operates as a democratic entity it is extremely important that it is transparent and accountable for its actions and finances.
So strongly does Hartanah believe in accountability, it has commissioned a Public Auditor’s report to be done every three months to ensure everything is above board.
2. Through education
Teaching investors and entrepreneurs the best ways to create wealth. Entrepreneurs and small business owners are guided through training on how to not only create wealth but how to accumulate it.
As part of this education there are mentors who are leaders in the field of wealth creation in their own areas. Not only do they help the students as part of the training but if they see a business with real potential amongst the students, they may decide to invest in the business themselves.
3. Equity crowdfunding
Equity crowdfunding is a growing platform around the world for allowing small to medium businesses to raise capital without having to get a loan. Hartanah basically forms a bridge to connect a small to medium business with investors who can be individuals or companies looking to get a good return on their investment.
These strategies are combined with the highest levels of risk management practices to ensure protection from downturns and crises such as pandemics. It is by these three means that the Hartanah Group is able to retain a high level of liquidity at such a difficult time and they can show you how to do it too, through one of their products such as their Co-operative, Corporate training or Crowdfunding.
In this extremely difficult and challenging time, it’s good to know that there’s a company who is not only flourishing but can help you to do the same.
If you want to learn more about Johny and The Hartanah Group, head over to their Instagram, Facebook or website www.hartanahgroup.com to find out more.
