The university's student-managed fund has invested in the Kansas City startup.
Missouri University has invested $50,000 in Knoda, which develops an app that lets users make, track and rank predictions and share them with friends on social media. The funding was made through the university’s student-managed Allen Angel Capital Education Programme (AACE).
The investment takes Knoda’s total funding to $400,000, following a seed round of funding from local angel investors. The company was put in touch with AACE when it graduated from the Kansas City-based accelerator SparkLabKC.
The programme is an…
