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The Resource Center has all the info you'll need From content to user feedback, the resource center has the information you need for every level of the entrepreneurial process.
Social responsibility is a driving force for Jim Kenefick, both in business and in how he gives back.
Angel investors have been banding together in groups, a development that benefits both the financiers and the companies they fund, says a former entrepreneur who chairs the nation's largest angel network.
To maximize the amount of financing you can raise, you can either marshal tangible evidence of growth and success or demonstrate your company's potential.
Starting a business usually involves committing personal finances, no more so than at the beginning, when banks are loathe to extend credit.
After selling a successful company, Alan Hall is finding innovative ways to give back to entrepreneurship.
Steven Funk sees microcredit as an opportunity to help people worldwide become entrepreneurs.
Physician turned venture capitalist Drew Senyei sees education as society's great equalizer.
Recognizing the needs of technology start-ups, Bob Guller started an organization that provides space and support.
For Terry Gold, preparing for pitching angels is more about demonstrating how your good idea is going to result in a great business than it is about developing documents and presentations.
Communication is the vital link in building a relationship with a business partner, in this case a mentor (angel) capitalist. Learn where and when to use the right presentation for the right audience whether it be an angel or venture capitalist.
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