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"While it is true that most entrepreneurs rely overwhelmingly on debt (borrowing) to raise capital, most successful business outgrow their ability to expand through internally generated capital and debt." Financial News On Growing Businesses - 2002
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money for your business. The key to raising capital is understanding who
you are and what your company is, know the pros and cons - a good
business plan is imperative.
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| Look for investors or angels
that have a knowledge of you industry. Do Not "Just Shop It
Out" with multiple groups or individuals. The longer you try to
raise money through different channels, the more shop worn your proposal
becomes and the more your venture takes on the reputation of one that
can't raise funds.
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When trying to raise capital,
have the following questions answered in your growth plan:
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Typical Funding Cycle Chart for Business:
Self
Friends & Family
Short-Term
Financing
Angels
Venture
Capital
IPO,
Sale
It is critical to "Cash-Flow" through all cycles of the business life. Utilize vehicles such as Factoring, Equipment Leasing, Purchase Order Financing, and always have a strong team of consultants available for assistance.
Keep in mind that most all companies need the above mentioned services and they can make a difference in success or failure!
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