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Nothing Ventured

The article is about the venture investing. Many time people have terrific new product concept and are waiting for venture capitalist to hop onto their bandwagon. Its typical for a company to go though one or more rounds of financing before receiving venture capital. Sometime venture capitalist don’t entertain the...

Tags: Finance, Financing Startups, Financial Accounting, Investment, Venture Capital, Financing, Article, Edward Lowe Foundation

White papers 2003-01-01

Raising Your First Outside Capital ($500K–$1M)

Outside financing can help the company grow, but one may have to give up some control. How to match the right investors to the specific needs? This article shows methods of how to find the "smart" money. If one have a track record of profitability, he might actually find the...

Tags: Edward Lowe Foundation, Article, Financing, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance

White papers 2003-01-01

Your Most Effective Capital-Raising Approach

Like just about any business operation, there is a process or general procedure associated with seeking private investment in the firm. This article helps the seeker of funds establish a reasonable timeline for planning on funding, attracting potential investors, meeting investor scrutiny, and carrying out negotiations. Raising funds in the...

Tags: Edward Lowe Foundation, Money, Free Trade, Games, Investment, Financial Accounting, Strategy, Finance, Personal Technology, Management

White papers 2003-01-01

Knocking on Venture-Capital Doors

Article is about how to find money to take the company to the next level. Venture capitalists VCs have literally billions of dollars to invest. Learn how to attract VC attention and get the funding. VC investors are notoriously picky. They typically look at more than 100 business plans for...

Tags: Article, Edward Lowe Foundation, Investment, Finance, Financing Startups, Venture Capital, Investor

White papers 2003-01-01

How to Buy a Business

In some situations, buying an existing business can help one grow business faster. One can buy way into new markets, new products and new employees. Six steps must be followed to ensure a smooth and successful takeover: finding the appropriate business, evaluating its potential, establishing a fair price, structuring the...

Tags: Edward Lowe Foundation, Article, Business, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance, Business Operations

White papers 2003-01-01