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About the Author
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The Growth Company Guide 2000, which first appeared as
The
Venture Magazine Complete Guide to Venture Capital in 1987, is the work
of attorney and Advisors to Business founder Clinton Richardson.
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Mr. Richardson is a partner with a large, regional law firm where he practices
from the firm's
Atlanta, Georgia office.
Mr. Richardson has advised growing companies and their investors for more than
20 years on issues ranging from organizational strategies to funding to
technology protection.
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In his practice, he has helped numerous
companies structure borrowings, conduct private placements, price stock
offerings, raise venture capital, establish licensing programs, acquire
companies and products, structure joint ventures, plan businesses, protect
technology, and go public. As counsel to private company investors and
underwriters, Mr. Richardson has structured venture capital funds and fund
offering documents, closed investments in portfolio companies, and counseled on
exit strategies and restructurings.
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His experience advising both operating companies and venture capitalists
gives The Growth Company Guide a unique, insider's,
"both-sides" perspective on legal and business issues faced by growing
companies. The result is an informed, practical and useable resource for
business operators, advisors and investors.
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Mr. Richardson is a co-founder of the leading trade association for private
company investors in the Southeastern United States, the Atlanta Venture Forum,
where he has served for more than a decade as an officer and director. He has
also served as a director or advisory board member of Georgia's Business and
Technology Alliance, the Mercer University Center for Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, and Financial Manager magazine. Mr. Richardson presently
serves on the boards of two growing technology companies.
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A 1972 phi beta kappa and summa cum laude graduate of Economics
from Albion College, Mr. Richardson obtained his law degree with distinction
from Duke University School of Law in 1975, where he also served on the
editorial board of the Duke Law Journal. He has practiced law since 1975 in
Atlanta, Georgia.
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