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Anshul Samar, a 14-year-old Indian American teenager is all set to raise a finance of half a million dollars to begin his new business venture in the Silicon valley. Anshul is different from the league and is at his young age, heading the Alchemist Empire Incorporation. This young teenager has invented a trading card game, ‘Elementeo’, that intends to teach Chemistry to students in a fun and easy way.
The young lad is now all set to present his inventive card game at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society. The educative and entertaining card game ‘Elementeo’ like other eminent trading card games, casts two players as opponents. Elementeo is based on a 121 card deck of chemical elements, compounds and catalysts. The objective of the game is to decrease the value of opponents' electrons to nil through tactical use of each card's chemical properties.
Anshul remarked that the aim to invent the card game was to combine excitement, fun, education and chemistry all in one grand concoction. It is in order to mass produce Elementeo and launch it in the market that Anshul is on a lookout for a hefty sum of $500,000. The eighth grader is full of zest and an ardent fan of Art of Living. The young lad started his company with $500 from the California Association of the Gifted.
