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This Startup Could Crush Zoom’s 110% Coronavirus Gains

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Undefined, Without a doubt, the coronavirus has shaken things up, and the effects may be felt for ye

[RagingBull Elite]( Undefined, Without a doubt, the coronavirus has shaken things up, and the effects may be felt for years to come. While most of the implications are all-around devastating, there’s at least one silver lining to all this. Just like 2008, behavioral changes in response to the current circumstances and economic downturn are actually a doorway for entrepreneurs to create new meaningful products and services. That means that now is the very best opportunity to [become an angel investor and jump onboard with exciting new startup companies.]( As we move into the next few years and prepare for the next unstoppable uptrend in stocks, we have to reform the way we’re thinking about investment. We have to start by asking ourselves these questions… - Which sectors will be essential in helping the economy recover? - What companies in these sectors have the strongest vision and leadership and have a realistic plan to generate profits? - Will we demand their products and services even more in response to the coronavirus? Right now, the communications technology sector is playing a major role in not only how we adapt and respond during this coronavirus crisis, but also [how we will communicate in the future.]( Zoom (ZM), the peer-to-peer video conferencing platform, was one of the best-performing stocks during the recent coronavirus selloff that began in February. And it remains on an absolute tear. Starting tomorrow, the company will get listed on the Nasdaq 100. In fact, it’s possible that Zoom may be S&P 500 bound. It already meets many of the criteria. You see, communication is indispensable and has infinite demand. Even within the past week, Zoom users have grown by a whopping 1 million as more and more people are using it to conduct work remotely. People are even using it to conduct social events and happy hours to stay in touch with friends and family. [Alternate text]( Because of this extraordinary demand and the shift in how we are utilizing communication technology as we proceed throughout the current crisis, the Boardroom investing team had a goal... They wanted to find [a startup that was perfectly positioned to capitalize on these changes]( by providing a new set of solutions. And thanks to an exciting new startup called Albi, they found it. We can’t control the recent impact of the coronavirus, but the work-from-home environment it has created recently has actually benefited Albi. Albi relies on work-from-home web tools just like Zoom. And because Zoom is growing so quickly, Albi is in a perfect position to grow incredibly fast alongside it. The mission of Albi is to improve the quality of company meetings. We’ve all sat in unproductive meetings. Meetings suck. But the founders of Albi set out to make meetings better so that every meeting could be a great meeting. Their initial thought was this… “We’re having trouble with meetings, but is everyone else having trouble meetings?” After digging into the stats prior to the development process, they discovered that the answer was a resounding YES. Here are some stats about meetings… - 20+ hours per week are spent in meetings - 55 million meetings take place every day - $37 billion are wasted on meetings each year - 67% of meetings are unproductive The fact of the matter is that by focusing their technology on improving meetings, Albi taps into an enormous market. There are 157 million people out there working today, representing a $92 billion market. Obviously Albi can’t reach all of them. But by focusing on software technology companies within mid-sized fortune 500 companies, Albi feels it can still capture a $1 billion market. So how does Albi work? - Albi syncs with your calendar - Albi joins the meeting - Albi summarizes the key information - Albi sends the key information to your team The biggest problem that Albi solves is note-taking. Every meeting needs notes, but nobody wants to take them. So how do you delegate the taking of notes from a meeting so that everyone on the team can actually focus on the people and discussion? Albi effectively resolves this problem by making use of artificial intelligence. Now, because it relies on artificial intelligence, it might occasionally get something wrong. But it learns more about you and gets more and more accurate with each interaction. The good news is that the company is developing and improving its technology rapidly. The company has been in build mode for the last 9 months and they are just starting to launch their product into the world. It’s in beta with 30+ companies. That means that now is [a once in a lifetime opportunity to get in on this at the very inception]( before the whole world finds out. Now, while the tech may be quite promising, the company leadership is something we love even more. The co-founders of Albi have a background of successful startup exits. And one of them has successfully exited all of the last 5 startups she’s developed. Want to join these co-founders and the Boardroom team by investing alongside them in Albi? On Thursday, April 30th at 8 pm ET, the Boardroom is opening up the doors to generational wealth once again with this big investing opportunity. [By registering here today](, you’ll have the opportunity to watch the live PitchDeck session and tap into their exclusive network and share their gains! [Alternate text]( But you have to act quickly. Because of the level of feedback we’ve received about this company already, we’re anticipating the very first investment round to sell out almost immediately. You don’t want to miss this! [Register for the event here.]( You’ll also receive access to these complimentary gifts... 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