Raising Capital | Page 2

It is a single source for all of your startup partnerships, deals, and acquisitions.

A female founder shares her first-hand experience and tips for raising capital.

Only 2.3% of venture funding went to women-founded companies in 2020, but Allison Trowbridge beat the odds to found Copper and amplify authors' voices.

The article gives advice what entrepreneurs need to consider when raising capital for their business.

Fifteen years of business. Ten million users, $0 in funding -- a founder shares his biggest lessons.

When most people think about startups, they usually think about businesses that receive some type of venture funding -- but there are many startups that start and scale without it, and the source of venture funding is changing.

Tips and quotes from contributors and interviewees about how to navigate the wild world of fundraising.

At the beginning of 2020, John Berkowitz was determined to acquire a much bigger company, and it wasn't going well. Then the pandemic set in. But chaos worked in his favor.

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

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

Fundraising is forever changed. But you can still succeed.

Learn core strategies for successfully raising capital along with timely tactics to help you succeed when you need it most.

Navigating a high-growth company can be difficult for every entrepreneur to manage.

Before raising capital, it's often hard to pay potential employees, but you can still offer exponential future returns.

VC firms are more selective than ever in allocating money. How should you approach fundraising?

Here's how to raise capital when things get challenging.

It's Black History Month. Here are 15 African-American founders who turned small investments into big businesses.

Most entrepreneurs think they need VC funds to start a business, but the reverse is often true.

The company claims its mission is to end hunger.

Entrepreneur and angel investor Paul Hickey on how to stop the capital killers inside each of us.

If you're an entrepreneur in Minneapolis, Atlanta or New York, these programs could help fund your business idea.