Business investors are individuals, typically entrepreneurs or former executives themselves, who provide funding for small business start-ups. They’ll do this in exchange for a stake in the company and the hope of a high return on their investment, and usually expect a degree of ownership or control over the business. Business investors will typically provide [...]

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The surge of entrepreneurialism in this decade has spawned the era of venture capitalism like never before. Venture capital is the key to America’s technological lead in the world marketplace. According to The Capital Network, a non-profit economic development group, venture-backed companies have created 80 percent of the new jobs in the United States over the last 20 years. Venture capital-backed investments soared to a record-breaking level of $7.67 billion in the second quarter of 1999, an increase of 104 percent over Q2 of 1998 and 78 percent higher than Q1 of 1999.

How very new or startup companies can find corporate financing. This guide will provide the means to procure the investment capital your enterprise is seeking, and provides a way to solve the age-old paradox facing new businesses: how to convince the corporate funding decision makers to invest in your new business, although it has a short track record.