How To Make It: Efagwu: Making Waves In Art Investment Through Dedication

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Jane Efagwu is the founder and CEO of The Refined Advisory. The startup specialises in Art Investment, Real Estate Ventures, and Citizenship and Residency

Refined Advisory’s investment model is a true goldmine for our clients. The open and flexible nature of our investment opportunities caters to individuals of diverse backgrounds, ages, and nationalities, ensuring a highly lucrative venture for both the company and the clients.

“Another challenge is building a team. I once came across a programme for emerging businesses to get paid employees by answering a questionnaire on their business model and what positions they need at this time. All that was required was for the business to send a monthly report back to the programme organisers. It is pretty unpopular, but I believe that more initiatives like that would help entrepreneurs like me.

“Have a business plan and a structure for every stage of your business. When you are starting, how you hope to scale, and what the business should look like by next year It’s okay to start small, simple, and yet strategic. Based on your proposed plan and structure, it’s easy for collaborators like mentors and team members to tap into your vision and help you achieve your mission.

 

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