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As a startup founder, are you obsessed with securing fresh investor capital? It might not be as important as you think.

Networking can seem daunting, but every entrepreneur knows its power -- especially when it comes to raising funds.

Increasing the success of your nonprofit requires you to adapt to changes.

Nicole Walters, CEO and founder of Inherit Learning Company, chats with Andres Wydler, executive director of StartOut, about overcoming fundraising obstacles when starting a business.

Kickstarter, Indiegogo and Regulation A+ aren't just paths to money. They're great marketing tools too.

VCs know the score, so any attempt to snowball them won't work. Tell them what they need to know, though, and you're likely to get invited back.

Nonprofit and faith-based organizations have lost their traditional methods of community and donor engagement due to the global health crisis. Many groups are turning to digital giving platforms and other tech solutions to maintain and boost giving.

Join Mark J. Kohler, CPA & Small Business Attorney, as he discusses the options for raising capital and the do's and don'ts.

Before charging ahead with fundraising, think carefully about how different pathways can accelerate your company's vision, and what you might have to sacrifice in the process.

RAMP DEFI CEO Lawrence Lim reveals how his company kept themselves afloat.

Want a quick infusion of cash and some invaluable social exposure? Then why aren't you crowdfunding yet?

Join Tara Sabre, social entrepreneur in residence at Said Business School, Oxford University, as she discusses the challenges facing minority founders, and offers tips and resources to help during this journey.

This simple checklist can help entice investors, no matter the dollar amount you're after.

These 50 women have raised the most funding in each of their respective states.

Grice's maxims are the difference between boring small talk and electrifying conversation.

Sarah Cone, founder and managing partner of Social Impact Capital, shares her perspective on how "to do well by doing good."

If you want to make the business world more inclusive and equitable, stop seeing Black founders as a cause worth supporting and start viewing them as the innovators and difference-makers they already are.

The woman vented on Facebook, but people raised funds for the employee instead.

Three ways to help entrepreneurs and small business owners.

In the changed venture capital market, many investors are now making once-unthinkable demands.

Musicians can raise money for themselves, their band/crew or another entertainer in need by adding a charity link to their profile.