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Raising Entrepreneurial Capital
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Raising Entrepreneurial Capital

by John B. Vinturella, Suzanne M. Erickson
November 2003
Beginner to intermediate
393 pages
14h 2m
English
Academic Press
Content preview from Raising Entrepreneurial Capital
Companies typically follow some version of the following stages.
. Development/C onception: The business is in the idea stage, has no
customers, or is not yet able to provide the product or service being
offered. At this stage the owner wears virtually all of the hats, and the
owner and the business are indistinguishable. Financing at this stage
comes largely from the owner .
. Start-up: Facilities, equipment, and employees are acquire d to com-
mence production. Start-up costs lead to negative cash flows that are
typically covered by the owner, friends, and family.
. Early growth: The business has a demonstrated workable business
model. Revenues may ...
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ISBN: 9780127223513