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The 10 Best Sources of Cash to Start Your Business

Startup Professionals Musings

This source often gets overlooked, but it should be a major focus these days due to government initiatives on alternative energy and technology. If you are looking for $25,000 to $1 million, the next step is to tap into a local angel network. If you don't know any “high net worth” individuals, use your advisors to find them.

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Most Startups Get No Professional Investor Cash

Startup Professionals Musings

This source often gets overlooked, but it should be a major focus these days due to government initiatives on alternative energy and technology. If you are looking for $25,000 to $1 million, the next step is to tap into a local angel network. If you don't know any “high net worth” individuals, use your advisors to find them.

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10 Ways To Get The Capital You Need For Your Startup

Startup Professionals Musings

Solicit venture capital investors. Most metropolitan areas have groups of local high-net-worth individuals interested in supporting startups, and willing to syndicate amounts up to a million dollars for qualified startups. Apply to local angel investor groups. Start a crowdfunding campaign online. Request a small business grant.

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The 10 Best Sources of Cash to Start Your Business

Gust

This source often gets overlooked, but it should be a major focus these days due to government initiatives on alternative energy and technology. If you are looking for $25,000 to $1 million, the next step is to tap into a local angel network. If you don’t know any “high net worth” individuals, use your advisors to find them.

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10 Alternative Funding Sources For Your New Venture

Startup Professionals Musings

Solicit venture capital investors. Most metropolitan areas have groups of local high-net-worth individuals interested in supporting startups, and willing to syndicate amounts up to a million dollars for qualified startups. Apply to local angel investor groups. Start a crowdfunding campaign online. Request a small business grant.

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Ten Top Funding Sources for Startups

Startup Professionals Musings

It’s not a quick solution, but the government and other funding agencies do not want ownership or interest payments from your company. If you are looking for $25,000 to $250,000, the next step is to tap into a local angel network. If you don't know any “high net worth” individuals, use your advisors to find them.

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Making Risk More Accessible: a Review of Anne-Marie Slaughter’s “Renewal”?

Reid Hoffman

If you have ample savings, a strong professional network, or other forms of capital that make downside risk more survivable, you can take more risks than someone who doesn’t possess these assets. But inequitable access to seed-stage capital is a pervasive structural issue. And that varies greatly from person to person.