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filed in Angel Capital on Mar.11, 2010
A consultant is defined as an expert whose occupation is to give advice or help in their area of expertise. They work for companies or different individuals that need their assistance. Establishments around the world spend billions of dollars on consulting. In the United States alone, companies spend over $12 billion on consulting annually.
More people [...]
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filed in Investment Grants on Mar.03, 2010
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Ever wondered how some seemingly lucky individuals who are not particularly well to do manage to establish profitable businesses with little start up cash? They are obtaining small business grants from the United States government, that’s how. It’s a little known secret, that the most savvy business professional always exhaust their free [...]
Tags: Business, Entrepreneur, Federal government of the United States, Finance, Magazines and E-zines, Money, small Business, United States
filed in Accredited Investors on Feb.20, 2010
When trying to raise money for a new venture, you’ll probably first go to friends and family (i.e. sometimes called “family & fools”). The following material has been prepared for entrepreneurs who will be going to this group. However, if you’re calling on your grandmother, these rules will probably not apply.
Tags: amount, Business, businessit, Capital, family, frequent question, grade business plan, Money, plan, right money, seed, seed capital, seed money, target, United States, way
filed in Angel Capital on Feb.17, 2010
It appears that China’s diplomatic relations are moving forward with its neighbors however, there are some questions the need to be addressed. First of all we note that every time someone is a little upset with the U.S. on an ethics issue China moves in to establish diplomatic ties and replace our relationship with that [...]
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filed in Angel Capital on Feb.12, 2010
Hasan A. Yahya, Ph.Ds
This article argue that H1N1 in modern age, like SARS in the 1930s, need to be globally managed far from narrow national political policy making. Therefore, This analysis will not deal with symptoms or methods of prevention. Apart from killing at least 2,185 people worldwide, the H1N1 virus – popularly known as [...]
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filed in Angel Capital on Feb.07, 2010
When you’re looking to raise capital for an emerging business by selling stock or other securities (i.e., equity financing) to venture capital or angel investors, the value of your business will determine how much stock you have to sell to get the cash you need. The higher the value of your business, the less stock you have to sell to get your business funding.
Tags: Angel Investors, Business, cash, EBITDA, emerging enterprises, enterprise, exit, Initial Public Offering, investment climate, investor, professional investors, tangible assets, United States, value, venture capital financing, year
filed in Accredited Investors on Dec.26, 2009
Accredited Investor lists and databases can help raise capital fast. If you’re a business owner seeking expansion capital or a startup company seeking seed capital, the last place you are going to look, in this economy, is the institutional lending industry. Many people are finding success with raising capital from accredited investors.
Tags: Accredited, accredited investor, Accredited Investors, Angel investor, Capital, debt and equity financing, funding, investor, investor networks, James B ScottArticle, place, risk investments, term, United States, various securities laws that delineates investors, venture, year
filed in Angel Capital on Nov.27, 2009
Once you have made the decision to purchase a franchise, you need to obtain funding. Determining if you can find the necessary investment capital may affect your decision to start a franchise. This is an important part of your business plan, and it can be a much harder goal to achieve than you may realize.
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filed in Venture capital on Oct.31, 2009
Many ventures are faced with the challenging task of raising venture capital. The first part of this process is finding the right venture capital firm (VC). While this may seem simple, it isn’t. There are thousands of venture capital firms in the United States alone, and going after the wrong ones is one of the most common reasons why companies fail to raise the capital they need.
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filed in Angel Capital, Business Loans, Business Management, Business Opportunities, Business plan, Financing, Finding Investors, Foreign Investors on Aug.03, 2009
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Do existing businesses need money? Probably.
Is this a time to start a business? Maybe.
In either case, the business plan you write today will be different than the one you wrote five years ago. Five years ago money was available. It is still there, but it is a lot harder to find, and [...]
Tags: Brick and mortar business, Business, Business plan, Economy of the United States, Slam dunk, small Business, United States, World economy