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- InventHelp Inventor Develops Safety Accessory for Disabled Vehicles (BTM-2766)
- Preeminent Private Equity Partner Michael Cochran Joins Kilpatrick Townsend
- ABMS Announces Progressive Leave Policy for Residents and Fellows
- InventHelp Inventor Develops Convenient and Effective Sun Visor Extension (KSC-1489)
- InventHelp Inventor Develops Accessory to Secure Children's Shoelaces (AAT-4441)
- Samsung and Microsoft transform real estate and smart property management
- Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan Provides $100,000 in Grants to Support Nutrition for Southern Californians During COVID-19 Pandemic
- National Survey Finds Surprisingly Strong Preferences for In-Person Conferences Over Virtual Ones
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- State bill would establish California public bank for coronavirus relief
- Money Roundup: Local banks slow to join Main Street Lending Program; South Florida companies post big Q2 stock gains
- Insights from a bank president: How banks are evolving to improve your experience
- Report: Wells Fargo layoffs could be in tens of thousands
- How PPP loans helped accounting firm Briggs & Veselka Co. and its clients during Covid-19
- Star's parent has new, hedge fund owner
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- AMC signs financing deal giving it space to fight pandemic
Tag Archives: angel investor
How Much Money Should I Raise…$29,542?
Hopefully, you remember the classic TV show Taxi and its despicably lovable character, Louie DePalma. In one memorable episode, the unforgettable Jim Ignatowski accidentally burns down Louie’s apartment. Jim’s wealthy father sends Louie a signed blank check to cover the … Continue reading
Don’t Bring Me Angel Investors…Bring Me Hero Investors
There is trouble in the town! In case you haven’t seen the headlines, let me deliver some bad news to you. You’re not going to like it, but it’s time you hear it too. The United States is no longer great … Continue reading
VentureTips…What Jim Riggleman Can Teach Us About Negotiating
Last week’s post at VentureHacks on negotiating terms in a capital raising effort provided an excellent context for evaluating the decision later in the week by Washington Nationals manager, Jim Riggleman, to retire. The post by VentureHacks talks about utlizing leverage … Continue reading
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Tagged angel investor, entrepreneurs, leverage, negotiating, Riggleman, VentureTips
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Angels Invest in People
I caught up on some reading over the weekend. Not as much as I would have liked because I had to help my wife around the house on Mother’s Day. Mostly I was taking notes on all the help that … Continue reading
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Tagged angel funding, angel investor, VentureTips, Zwilling
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Getting Seed Investors Moving…Don’t Exit at the Start
An April 11 post at VentureBeat provided some good guidance on generating a term sheet for a seed-stage investment from an angel investment. While reviewing it, I was reminded of recent stories I’ve been reading about founders demanding, and getting, part of … Continue reading
Q. Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? A. To Get to a Real Incubator.
Yesterday I received an email from an entrepreneur who wrote: “I am launching a startup in the mobile/social media/sales & e-payments/arts & networking arena this summer and am looking to get into an accelerator.” Rather than try to figure out what … Continue reading →