The EHOF will be seeking donations of famous founders’ memorabilia and business development materials for the collections that will be exhibited at the museum. The management team of the EHOF, led by Mitchell Schlimer, its founder, is open to considering multiple investors, partners and other sources of funding and donations. The benefits of financing the Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame include:
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