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Reviews for prior editions. . .Read what other web resources have had to say about us since our first posting in 1996. It's
full of tips and strategies for hunting down funding sources. A real
strength [for the included Growth Company Guide 2000]: short,
to-the-point definitions of key concepts.
Explain[s] just about every term and concept that should be known to
you, the entrepreneur. Important terms that
companies should know when attempting to raise outside funding.
How-to advice . . . Excellent! An entire book on financing companies. . . . searchable, easy to use. ExpertsOn.com A vital web site for the new entrepreneur.
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Frank Hoen, Extremely useful, especially the methods for evaluating unlisted companies in which we are considering making investments. Very helpful by allowing us to structure our thought process and . . . for communicating with our banking partners and investment committee. Michel
Carton I spent half the night linking through, reading and re-reading the aggregated content in the online version of your Growth Company Guide, and must say - what a great resource! Joe Queenan Nothing less then top notch. Direct, accurate, and
straight forward. By far the high water mark in investment information offered
on-line. Levels the playing field for the entrepreneur at the critical stage of raising capital. Required reading for an entrepreneur prior to accepting any offer for venture capital. David O. Ellis, President, EGL Holdings, Inc. A highly valuable resource document which is used frequently by myself, by the professional staff of our premier ATDC technology incubator, and by the entrepreneurial companies of Georgia. It provides the entrepreneur with immediate knowledge of the basic principles and practices of the venture industry. Richard T. Meyer, Ph.D., Director, Advanced Technology Development Center
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