A lot of my work as a consultant involves helping founders come up with a good fundraising story, but a surprising number of founders seem to get stuck on the next step: Finding the right investors ...

Securing investment is a critical step for business growth, especially for ambitious and skilled professionals aiming for six-figure success. Finding the right investors can provide the necessary ...

Startup businesses need money to stay afloat. While you can get a business loan or a line of credit, these financial obligations must be repaid over time. Some business owners have already used these ...

Thanks to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lifting the ban on general solicitation for investors, LinkedIn has become a potential mother lode for identifying and pitching investors. But ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More In mid-2022, venture capital firms like Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and ...

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Typically, angel investors put up anywhere from $10,000 to $250,000 in early-stage businesses. Unlike venture capitalists, who draw upon money from institutions, angels put their own money into the ...

In my work with impact-focused entrepreneurs who are ready to raise capital to take their businesses to the next level, I find that phrases like securities law and legal compliance can be intimidating ...

When approaching a micro-cap initial public offering (IPO), getting to know your investors is sometimes overlooked entirely or left to the last days of the roadshow. Connecting directly with your ...

Investment is a part of the games industry landscape that is always in flux. What developers and investors want is changing all the time, as are the variety of options that studios have for securing ...

Investors love familiarity. “It’s their money, which leads them to play it safe and scour the same homogeneous networks for deals,” says Ross Baird, executive director of Village Capital, a nonprofit ...