Angel Investors and VCs ask all kinds of questions. As a founder or a CEO what makes sense not to tell this types of investors and for what reason?
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I'm interested in investing a five figure amount in a early stage startup. I'm inpressed with the 3 and business plan. I've reviewed a contract they...
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Stephanie Zhang
International Brand Manager - Calvin Klein, HUE at Kayser-Roth Corporation
July 28th, 2014
For example, when a startup is bootstrapping it, you may come to a point when additional funding is needed to take the startup to the next level....
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I have spent the past six months developing a website in my free time that offers a unique solution to a common problem. I am in a position where...
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In starting to raise a seed round I've heard some murmurs about prorata rights (the right to invest in us at a later stage to keep their percentage)....
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I was just wondering if anyone raising money using a Convertible Note has had a prospective investors ask for changes to the terms of the note, and...
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An angel investor is a person who funds a company, particularly a start-up, and offers managerial or other strategic help to the company to help it grow. An angel investor typically takes equity or convertible debt in the start-up. Angel investing contrasts from investing that is done by institutions or investment firms.