When trying to get investors interested in your business, your pitch deck is your first impression.  It’s the bait on the hook, and you need them to bite. Create a Pitch Deck That Will Catch the Big Fish Angel investors and venture capitalists are always looking for the next big thing.  Entrepreneurs are looking for

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Venture capital is a type of private equity investing in early-stage, high-growth companies where investors look for startups that have the potential to generate a significant return on their investment (read: looking for the next Uber or Airbnb).

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One of the biggest advantages of debt financing is, you retain full ownership of your small business. And while you will most likely need to use profits in order to pay debts back, you won’t have to siphon off profits forever. And, without handing over any portion of the business, you are not losing any measure of decision making or control.

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Debt financing is when a company raises money by selling debt instruments to investors. It is the opposite of equity financing, which entails issuing stock to raise money. Debt financing is when a firm sells fixed-income products, such as bonds, bills, or notes.

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VC firms will also want due diligence disclosure from you. That means your financials, any intellectual property materials (such as patents, trademarks, or copyrights), contracts, employment agreements and the like.

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Venture capital funding isn’t for everybody, but for those entrepreneurs and companies where there is a good fit, the results can be extremely rewarding.

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Maybe the simplest way to achieve and maintain a good bank credit score is to deposit at least $10,000 into your business bank account and maintain it there for as long as a half year.

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