Robert Kiyosaki speaks about the Global Community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association

| View Show | Create Your Own

On 12nd of October 2007 Robert Kiyosaki (author of the New York Times bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” & creator of the CASHFLOW game) together with his wife Kim (author of the bestselling book “Rich Women”) visited Stockholm in Sweden. They were invited by the company which is representing Rich Dad in Sweden (www.richdad.se). However, the organizer of the Greek Cashflow Club in Sweden, Vassilis Mavroudis was also there and had the opportunity to talk with Robert & Kim about the Global Community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association. In particular Vassilis had the opportunity to explain to Robert & Kim the mission of the HCCA which is linking and uniting all the Greek Cashflow Clubs from all over the world and spreading the word about the rich dad philosophy in Greece as well as in a level of Global Greek community. Vassilis underlined to Robert the specific efforts which are being made by our community in Greece in order to introduce the CASHFLOW game in the Greek Higher Education as well as the CASHFLOW game for Kids in Greek Kids’ Schools.

Robert & Kim were delighted to hear about all these. In particular Robert said: “I really like the whole idea of the Global Community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association. We really love Greece and we’re visiting it for vacations whenever we can. Actually, last summer (2007) we were in Santorini. Its beauties are extraordinary” .

Unfortunatelly, Robert & Kim didn’t have time to give a full interview to Vassilis due to their full programme (next they were visiting Italy & Israel) but after hearing about the activities of the HCCA in a global level, they said they would like to visit Greece in order to talk about rich dad. 

Vassilis also met the assistant of Robert & Kim whom she’s happens to be Swedish and also informed her in more details about the mission of our community. Vasillis has done an excellent PR job regarding the image of the Global Community of the HCCA (He also talked with the Swedish journalists who were present there).

Vassilis Mavroudis with Kim & Robert Kiyosaki. Kim is holding the logo of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association

In order to see the photos from Stockholm in higher resolution click here

The Global Community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association through LIVE worldwide broadcasting presented itself on the Athens Open Coffee Club Meeting

On the 2nd of October 2007 at 7 p.m, the community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association had the opportunity to present itself on the Athens Open Coffee Club (The movement of the Greek internet StartUps) which took place at the multi-room of Bacaro ( 1 Sofokleous Str.- city center-across Athens Stock of Exchange). The meeting consisted of 4 different presentations (ours included).

The audience was the tech community of Athens (geeks, bloggers, entrepreneurs, investors, etc.) and it was consisted of approximatelly 70 people but through live broadcasting from the internet, the whole Greece as well as many Greek people from all around the world were watching us at the same time from their homes.

It was an excellent presentation. Despite the fact that the speakers had only 5 minutes to present themselves we have managed to explain the basic principles of Rich Dad, the CASHFLOW game as well as we had the opportunity to speak about the mission of the global community of the HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association and our plans for the future. At the end of our presentation we’ve answered to questions from the audience. The responses were very good. In fact most people didn’t even knew that something like that existed. They were really impressed. In future posts we will talk more about these responses. At the end of the presntations we had the opportunity to meet other people and explain them more things about our community.

You can find the report of our presentation (in greek) here. Below is the link of the video of the 4 presentations ( our presentation included). You can also find the photos of the meeting here.

Watch the video of the four presentations (ours included) here!

The HCCA (Global Greek Rich Dad’s Community) is expanding very fast

The HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association (aka the Global Greek Rich Dad’s Community) is getting bigger and bigger. Right now there are: 8 Cashflow Clubs in Greece, 2 in Cyprus, as well as 1 Greek Cashflow Club in U.S.A, Australia, Sweden and in South Africa very soon. You can find details of these clubs at our Greek Cashflow Clubs List. Furthermore,there are individual Greek Rich Dad’s fans in U.K, Belgium, Canada, Holland and Germany. All these individuals are making efforts to form Greek Cashflow Clubs in the above countries.

All these Greek Cashflow Clubs and individuals from all around the world are interconnnected and through an internet platform that we’re now developing this interconnection will become much more easier.

Apart from this global Greek Rich Dad’s network of people, specific eforts are made by the HCCA in order to spread the word about the rich dad philosophy in Greece and Cyprus. Our target  is the Greek higher education and the kids’ schools. After the introduction of Rich Dad and the CASHFLOW game at the Technological Educational Institute of Heraklion in Crete we’re in discussions with some other Universities and T.E.I’s for the introduction of the game into their curriculum as well. We insist in the higher education because we strongly believe that our traditional educational system although it’s very important, it’s not enough anymore. We must all understand money and its principles.

Furthermore we’re trying to approach kids’ schools in Greece for the introduction of the CASHFLOW game for kids on these schools because as Robert Kiyosaki says, giving kids an educational head start at this early age can have long-term financial results in their lives.

More over, in the coming months the HCCA will make an effort to inform the Greek and the Cypriot Media about our community.

As you can see, our community indeed is getting bigger and we’ll do our best to continue our efforts. The HCCA would like to thanks its community for their support, because without this support much of the above could not have been accomplished.

Greek Cashflow Clubs Presentations: VERIA Cashflow Club

In the North of Greece lies the beautiful town of Veria. Most foreign people probably know Veria  from the bible, from Apostle Paul. He walked in the streets of Veria and talked here almost 1950 years ago.

In the modern days Veria is an an agricultural and industrial (in agricultural products) centre of North Greece. But 3 months ago, in the summer of 2007  the VERIA Cashflow Club was created here.  The organizer of the club Christos Bakalidis, entrepreneur, says: ” I’m excited about our town’s newly formed cashflow club. I’m a big rich dad fan, the principles of whom have transformed my life. We are looking forward to get more organized as time passes by and more importantly we’ll do our best to attract more people to our club from Veria and the regions around the town. I’m also excited about the idea of the HCCA (Global Greek Rich Dad’s Community). It was something that we as Greeks were needed”.

For people who want to join the CASHFLOW game meetings of the Veria Cashflow Club, please contact us in order to re-direct you to the club.

“Rich Geeks” moved from South Africa to Chania in Crete

Dr Heinz M. Kabutz (PhD CompSci), author of “The Java(tm) Specialists’ Newsletter”
(Sun Java Champion) was a member of the Rich Geeks Cashflow Club located in South Africa. Together with his wife Helen (her father is Greek) and their two children decided to move in Akrotiri-Chania in Crete and they have formed a new Rich Geeks Cashflow Club there. The HELLENIC Cashflow Club Association interviewed Dr Heinz M. Kabutz and as you will see he gives some great insight about the business and investing enviroment in South Africa, he also makes some comparisons between Greece and South Africa, he talks about how people are playing CASHFLOW in South Africa, as well as he talks about the Greek people living in South Africa and other important issues. It is really a very interesting interview which is worth taking your time in order to read it.