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Tag Archives: Venture Capital
Create more professional opportunities using the VC strategy of Deal Flow
It seems today as if everyone knows someone who’s trying to raise money for something. In my experience it’s often an entrepreneurial idea or an effort to take a struggling enterprise to a higher level. As a business strategy advisor … Continue reading
For entrepreneurs it’s not the money, it’s the M-O-N-E-Y
When I began working back in the 1980’s I worked at a major NYC bank in the marketing department as a marketing associate alongside a number (more than 10) of very smart women (there were one or two men but … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Start ups
Tagged Angel Investing, Entrepreneurs, Investment, Monopoly money, Startups, Venture Capital
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Some Angel and VC investors are averse to cold water
This past Monday evening I attended my fourth NYC Silicon Dragon event hosted by Rebecca Fannin of Silicon Dragon. Rebecca (author of the 2011 book Start-up Asia ) always puts together an interesting program and she conducts these programs all … Continue reading
Posted in Angel Investing, Business in Asia, Business in China, Innovation, International business, Start ups, Venture Capital
Tagged Alessandro Piol, Angel Investing, Bitcoin, Brian Cohen, Harry Edelson, Jim Robinson, New York Angels, Porter Bibb, Rebecca Fannin, Startup Asia, Startups, Tech and the City, Venture Capital, What Every Angel Investor wants you to know
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Venture Capital attitudes are changing – for the better I hope
Being a venture capitalist has always sounded like fun to me. My perception is that most VC’s reach a station in life at which there is an ability to vet opportunities that come over the transom, as well as create … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, International business, Investing, Venture Capital
Tagged Alex Iskold, Angel Capital, Brian Cohen, Dave Otten, Deborah Malone, DFJ Gotham, Dorian Benkoli, Forbes, GetGlue, Glenn Nash, Greyccroft Partners, Huffington Post, Jim Robinson, Jimmy Maymann, Joe Mandese, Kamran Ansari, LongTail Video, Media Post, Media Tech Capital Partners, New York Angels, Pinterest, Porter Bibb, Rebecca Fannin, Rich Karlgaard, Richard Robinson, Ross Goldstein, RRE Ventures, Sidley Austin, Silicon Dragon, The Internationalist, Venture Capital, Yolu
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