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As an experienced investor, I know what to look for in a startup investment to ensure a positive financial return.

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.

If you're looking to get your startup funded, here's how to use PR to attract investors.

Here's how to identify and negotiate a structure that is in your best interest.

Entrepreneurial passion is too often lost when business leaders are forced to chase hyperscale growth targets.

Corporate venture capital offers a successful model that benefits both startups and corporate investors.

Use this five-step guide to build your business on your terms.

Learn how to strengthen your BATNA for term sheet negotiations and more.

This is how to get funding if you live outside California, New York, or Massachusetts.

Corporate investment is an efficient way to help meet a corporation's vision by harnessing the power of startup innovation.

My research shows that the best VCs take more equity, but can nearly double the value of the companies they invest in.

In an exclusive interview, the 'Shark Tank' investor lays out reasons for using sustainability as a metric and explains his investment in WonderFi.

Learn what it takes to secure a venture capitalist investment.

In her monthly column for 'Entrepreneur,' Brit Morin explains what a successful pitch looks like -- and how to give one in less than 30 seconds.

There needs to be a return-on-coaching mindset, not just a return-on-investment mindset, says elite coach Ariane de Bonvoisin.

For entrepreneur Eric Lapp, founder of The Raleigh House, a cheap piece of iron slag was the key to his company's successful launch.

Retail investors can now access startups thanks to platforms like Republic and Wefunder. While it's a high-risk asset class, startups offer investors some significant advantages.

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.

These five advantages are a few of the reasons why bootstrapping is worth it in the long run.

While we're still lightyears away from where we need to be for true equality, there are venture capitalists and founders alike who are truly changing the tide.

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