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Startup Professionals Musings
JULY 16, 2012
If you are new to the entrepreneurial world of startups, you are likely confused by the terminology of seed-stage, lean startups, micro-VCs, and Super Angels. Don’t be embarrassed, since even professional investors are often confused these days by the new terms, as well as old terms used with new meanings. Early-stage startup.
Pascal's View
OCTOBER 11, 2013
I first visited the Museum of American Finance a couple of years ago, and it is not only a great space,it is a useful resource for visitors interested in a wide range of current exhibits on current capital markets topics, as well as documents and artifacts related to capital markets, money and banking.
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Business Plan Blog
NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Most startup founders do not have enough capital to launch their companies and need to raise money at some point. Individual investors who provide financial funding to startups are called ‘Angel Investors.’ Some well-known Silicon Valley angel groups are Band of Angels, Sandhill Angels, TIE angels and others.
Austin Startup
JUNE 9, 2017
Most tech startups never prepare one. In dense startup ecosystems, PPMs are rare. Startups in dense, more mature tech ecosystems like SV or Austin usually don’t even think of producing PPMs; nor should they. Exercise diplomacy with more traditional investors. TL;DR : Legally speaking, probably not.
Gust
JULY 8, 2012
If you are new to the entrepreneurial world of startups, you are likely confused by the terminology of seed-stage, lean startups, micro-VCs, and Super Angels. Don’t be embarrassed, since even professional investors are often confused these days by the new terms, as well as old terms used with new meanings. Early-stage startup.
Scott Edward Walker
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
Indeed, the ideal investor is an experienced, sophisticated angel who can add substantial value through his or her domain expertise and/or rolodex. A sophisticated angel investor understands how the startup game is played and the role that he plays. Tips #3: Unless You’re Raising $750,000 or More, Issue Convertible Notes.
Startup Professionals Musings
MAY 9, 2011
Marty: Welcome to Startup Professionals interviews. It sounds like you could be a full-time Angel investor, but I know you have other activities as well. David: The exponential development of technology has begun to cause deep and fundamental changes to the world of early stage finance. Tell us a bit about these.
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