Our Portfolio
Empowering through Creation
Gen Z Media creates and promotes educational content (mainly in the medium of digital graphic novels) for both English and Chinese-speaking audiences.
Our Story
The founders personally experienced how investoon has changed theirs and their families' lives when it comes to promoting financial literacy and learning about investing. Comic book, or manga, is a great way to learn a difficult subject because the format is easier and more accessible. As opposed to written reports, manga engages the reader directly and visually with pictures.
If you want to also teach a subject that is difficult to convey, especially to the next generation, check in with us and we will be glad to share our expertise.
Webtoons
INVEST!
INVEST!, the world's first investment webtoon (“investoon”) made by Gen Z Group, helps you acquire investment knowledge in the most entertaining way possible!
Qian, a college freshman, was forced to join the school's secret investment club and manage the school's billion-dollar endowment. But how can he, someone that knew nothing about investing, acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to become a great investor?
Investor Z Impact!
Miyuki Fujita, the heir of the wealthy Fujita family, wants to do good with money but also generate decent return. “Go to Singapore,” her grandfather said, “find out about sustainable investing.” Is it possible to both create impact and make profit? Let us embark on the journey with Miyuki to find out!
One World, One Fight!
An unknown virus broke out in a city of 11 million population and a lockdown was imposed overnight… Dr. Wendy Hao volunteered to work on the front line in the fight against the pandemic. Will she be able to treat her patients and win this battle?
One World, One Fight! is a graphic novel based on Jack Ma Foundation and The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine’s joint publication “Handbook of COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment”. The graphic novel explains the epidemiology, clinical classifications, treatment, prevention, and many more through an engaging story.
Special Slices
Based on real stories of people with special needs, Special Slices is a charitable webtoon that hope to raise awareness for this special group of people. Through the lens of Kate, our young protagonist, we get to learn about the lives of people with Autism, Down Syndrome, Global Developmental Delay, and many more. Who are they? What makes them special?
How can we help them achieve their aspirations? This tear-inducing webtoon hopes to unite the society to provide more opportunities to people with special needs. All proceeds will be donated to causes related to special education. This webtoon is in collaboration with Xiersen, a Shanghai-based NGO, dedicated to improve the condition of special education in China.
Bank of Singapore
In collaboration with the Bank of Singapore, this chapter takes a look at how the Bank of Singapore can help you to integrate ESG considerations into your portfolio or practice.
Star Magnolia Capital
An introduction into the business of Star Magnolia Capital, this chapter explained it in a narrative of a sudden crisis that hit a wealthy family as Wen's grandpa collapses... and in this frail state, Wen's grandpa points her to a mysterious man for help.
Dive in deeper into how and wh Star Magnolia came to be, and how exactly they help families to this day!
Andrew HILL, Co-Founder
Xiersen
“Once we heard the statement, “You can change the world with Manga!” we got very excited. We could see that the power of Manga was practical for educating people about social issues in a fun and in-depth way. The problem was that we had no idea where even to start the process. Then, Gen Z met with us and helped in every aspect of making our project come to exist. From the beginning stages of finding an artist to supplying platforms and much more, they were with us for every step.
Making Manga can be a complicated process like producing any art, but Gen Z made it fun and a grand adventure. We love working with Gen Z and hope to continue working with them for the year to come.”