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8 Financing Videos
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Angel capital and the HotorNot approach
thestandard.com— — “The Global Technology Symposium hosted the panel on February 1, 2008 in Palo Alto, California. The panel’s premise was simple: Why bother impressing venture capitalists when (a) it takes less money to start a company and (b) there are plenty of angels who will fund early-stage deals?”
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Acquisition as a Route to Entrepreneurship
gsb.stanford.edu— — “Whether it’s with a search fund, on your own, or by some other means, acquiring a company as a route to entrepreneurship can be a feasible and sometimes overlooked option.”
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Top Ten Lies that VCs Tell Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs Tell VCs
gsb.stanford.edu— — “Bill Reichert, Managing Director, Garage Technology Ventures
Pitching your company to a Venture Capitalist can be a daunting task Entrepreneurs use tactics and phrases that VCs perceive as white lies, while VCs use euphemisms for what they really intend when they talk to entrepreneurs -
Entrepreneurial Debt Panel
gsb.stanford.edu— — “Debt, when used properly, can be a useful tool for the entrepreneur. Hear from these panelists on the different types of debt available, conditions required by lenders, and the likely fees you will incur”
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Raising Capital: Christine Comaford-Lynch
feedroom.businessweek.com— — “Serial entrepreneur and former venture capitalist Christine Comaford-Lynch discusses financing strategies for entrepreneurs at different stages in their businesses”
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Financing for Entrepreneurs: Seeking out venture capital
feedroom.businessweek.com— — How do entrepreneurs convince others to give money to their businesses? We take you to a business school competition where students try to impress the judges…
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Raising Money from Angel Investors
gsb.stanford.edu— — “This session covers how to identify, select, sell, and effectively work with angel investors”
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Creative Approaches to Financing
gsb.stanford.edu— — “This panel is geared towards entrepreneurs who are thinking about the pros and cons of venture capital and who want to generate ideas about alternative means of financing”