Join Rudolph Rosenberg for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know before watching this course, part of Entrepreneurship: Raising Startup Capital.
- This course is directed towards entrepreneurs and startups. My goal is to give you an overview of the possible ways to raise money for your endeavors. This course shouldn't be used as financial advice or a substitute for consulting a finacial advisor, accountant, or any other professional. This course is an overview of the main ways out there to raise capital and should be giving you the basics you need to understand what is the right path for you and for your specific business.
If you have questions about specific business or financial situations, please seek the guidance of a professional.
Author
Rudolph Rosenberg
Released
11/27/2014- List three variables that will affect the source of capital you choose to fund your company.
- Identify the best strategy most entrepreneurs can use for finding capital and investors for their company.
- Name two elements an entrepreneur must consider when determining the amount of capital their business will need.
- Cite two details that should be included in a business plan to help investors become familiar with what they will be funding and the term of their investment.
- Explain what the JOBS Act did to facilitate crowdfunding for entrepreneurs.
- Summarize the typical characteristics of an angel investor.
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome44s
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1. Overview of Business Funding
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2. Raising Capital
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A common sequence of events2m 50s
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3. Making Initial Funding Determinations
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What is valuation?2m 40s
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Organizing milestones2m 46s
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4. Using Your Own Funds
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Limiting your liability2m 44s
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Using your own funds1m 26s
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5. Using Crowdfunding
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What is crowdfunding?2m 13s
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6. Borrowing from Friends and Family
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Securing investor debt4m 50s
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7. Using Angel Investors
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8. Using Venture-Capital Firms
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The investment phase2m 47s
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Cashing out2m 45s
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The VC mindset6m 25s
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Conclusion
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