Startup Professionals Musings

DECEMBER 30, 2013

Professionals will tell you that the sequence is friends and family first, angel investors second, and only then venture capital. The process for all of these is networking (not email blasts or cold-calling investors). Start with the local Chamber of Commerce, industry associations, or investor seminars.

Entrepreneur 101

Entrepreneur Funding Training Startup 101

Tech Zulu Event

NOVEMBER 7, 2013

Entrepreneurs are everywhere and capital isn’t. We get a lot more emails from women entrepreneurs who say they are a high net worth in their community and we should come and help boost the number of angel investors in their companies. How many seminars does Pipeline Fellowship have? I am half-Italian, half-Columbian.

Mentor 84

Mentor Invest Entrepreneur Startup 84

Startup Professionals Musings

NOVEMBER 16, 2012

Professionals will tell you that the sequence is friends and family first, angel investors second, and only then venture capital. The process for all of these is networking (not email blasts or cold-calling investors). Start with the local Chamber of Commerce, industry associations, or investor seminars.

Training 96

Training Ideas Entrepreneur Commerce 96

Startup Professionals Musings

SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

Professionals will tell you that the sequence is friends and family first, angel investors second, and only then venture capital. The process for all of these is networking (not email blasts or cold-calling investors). Start with the local Chamber of Commerce, industry associations, or investor seminars.

Entrepreneur 103

Entrepreneur Invest Training Ideas 103

Tech.Co

DECEMBER 6, 2017

Our business services group also provides seminars in financial literacy, business planning, dressing for success, surviving the summer business cycles, and other relevant subjects of interest to the business community. Finally, we do not have a venture capital firm.

Startup 121

Startup Technical Review Patents Services 121

Startup Professionals Musings

AUGUST 30, 2010

Professionals will tell you that the sequence is friends and family first, angel investors second, and only then venture capital. The process for all of these is networking (not email blasts or cold-calling investors). Start with the local Chamber of Commerce, industry associations, or investor seminars.

Training 84

Training Entrepreneur Startup Ideas 84