Liam Gill

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

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Liam Gill is a lawyer and ex-startup founder turned fundraising expert. He completed a Master of Science, writing a thesis on Venture Capitalists' decision-making/psychology. He has since used that information to raise capital for himself and guide clients toward millions in pre-Series B funding.

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Fundraising

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Fundraising

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Growing a Business

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