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Getting my business to fly right will take more than money. Should an angel come along for the ride?
Question: I'm a new product developer with a fresh idea for sunglasses. I have developed my business and laid the groundwork and am ready to proceed. The only problem I have is getting the capital necessary to float the project. I already went through the SBA, but I'm looking for someone who loves the industry and would be interested in a new venture that has huge potential. Where can I find such a person?
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