Tony Huang

Episode 10 of the What Fuels You podcast, hosted by Fuel Talent, titled "Tony Huang" was published on November 17, 2020 and runs 61 minutes.

November 17, 2020 ·61m · What Fuels You

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Tony is the Co- Founder and CEO of Possible Finance, a financial technology company fighting to make financial services accessible and fair for all. After graduating from Harvard University, Tony joined a civic technology company, Axon, that pioneered the idea of putting body cameras on police officers. This is also where he would meet his co-founders of Possible. They explored different ideas in how to use technology to serve lower income and minority communities where they came up with the idea that blossomed into what Possible Finance is today!

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