Young Entrepreneurs: "Feedmee" Team Helps Feed the Homeless With Their "Tinder for Food" App

This post is presented in partnership with Bankwest.

Want to find out how to be your own boss (right out of school)? We hear you.

The good news is: It's possible. No, seriously. We have the evidence to prove it!

Our Young Entrepreneurs webseries highlights some awesome young Aussies who started their own business while still studying (or soon after graduating).

In this episode, we speak to Tyler Spooner (27), Anthony Manning-Franklin (28) and Brenda Lai (25), who each overcame personal adversity (like homelessness, failed prior businesses and doubting friends) to co-found the successful Feedmee app, which they describe as "Tinder for food", and which also helps feed the homeless.

How? Check it out below!

Stay tuned each fortnight for more episodes of Young Entrepreneurs, and find out how other young Aussie moguls are running their own businesses. (You'll see, it's good to be the boss.)

Young Entrepreneurs is presented by Bankwest. Need a bank account with student benefits? Find out more here (and remember to consider the PDS).

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