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Brett Hagler is an author, speaker, cancer survivor, and Co-Founder & CEO of New Story, one of the most innovative and impactful charities in the 21st century. He has raisedover $25 million dollars creating 25 communities filled with over 2,300 homes in 4 countries and changing over 11,000 people’s lives forever. They were the first Non Profit to go through the world's top startup accelerator Y Combinator, accomplishing a challenge of 100 homes in 100 days, and have continued the startup mentality by innovating the world’s first 3D printed home which only takes 24 hours to build, and costs $4,000, a fraction of traditional construction costs.
For more visit https://www.evolvethe.world/episodes/brett-hagler
Brett Hagler is an author, speaker, cancer survivor, and Co-Founder & CEO of New Story, one of the most innovative and impactful charities in the 21st century. He has raisedover $25 million dollars creating 25 communities filled with over 2,300 homes in 4 countries and changing over 11,000 people’s lives forever. They were the first Non Profit to go through the world's top startup accelerator Y Combinator, accomplishing a challenge of 100 homes in 100 days, and have continued the startup mentality by innovating the world’s first 3D printed home which only takes 24 hours to build, and costs $4,000, a fraction of traditional construction costs.
For more visit https://www.evolvethe.world/episodes/brett-hagler
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