Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur
by Dermot Berkery · first published 2007
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Get the Funding You Need From Venture Capitalists and Turn Your New Business Proposal into RealityAuthoritative and comprehensive, Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur is an all-in-one sourcebook for entrepreneurs seeking venture capital from investors. This expert resource contains an unsurpassed analysis of the venture capital process, together with the guidance and strategies you need to make the best possible deal_and ensure the success of your business.Written by a leading international venture capitalist, this business-building resource explores the basics of the venture
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Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur is probably the most useful book I've yet read when it comes to startups. Topics covered: Financing maps; Cash flow and risk of early stage ventures; how much capital raise and what to spend it on; getting…
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