Angel Financing for Entrepreneurs: Early-Stage Funding for Long-Term SuccessAngel Financing for Entrepreneurs will give you the information you need to understand how angel investors think, as well as how to identify investor expectations, understand the investment analysis process, and prepare for post-investment requirements. Written by Susan Preston, an experienced angel investor, worldwide speaker and consultant on angel financing, and former Kauffman Foundation Entrepreneur-in-Residence, this hands-on resource, explains the factors that determine how private equity investors spend their money and what they expect from entrepreneurs. For example:
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... offering round offinancing is called bridge financing. Itresults only in a minor amount of cumulated interest, so it is generally accepted by most investors. Convertible debentures suchas warrants and convertible promissory notes are ...
... offering round offinancing is called bridge financing. Itresults only in a minor amount of cumulated interest, so it is generally accepted by most investors. Convertible debentures suchas warrants and convertible promissory notes are ...
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... distributionas apreferredstock shareholderor converting the holdings into common stockif financially more advantageous, such as upon an initial public offering. Convertible debentures usually convert into preferred stock with.
... distributionas apreferredstock shareholderor converting the holdings into common stockif financially more advantageous, such as upon an initial public offering. Convertible debentures usually convert into preferred stock with.
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Early-Stage Funding for Long-Term Success Susan L. Preston. public offering. Convertible debentures usually convert into preferred stock with the first preferred stock investment round. Preferred stock is often issued in series, with ...
Early-Stage Funding for Long-Term Success Susan L. Preston. public offering. Convertible debentures usually convert into preferred stock with the first preferred stock investment round. Preferred stock is often issued in series, with ...
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Contents
REGULATION D | |
CHAPTER FIVELookingfor AngelsandWhat AngelsAre LookingFor | |
CHAPTER SEVENMakingthe Match | |
CHAPTER SIXPreparing for Investors | |
CHAPTER NINE After the Investment | |
Glossary of Terms Related to Private Equity and Debt Financing | |
U S Securities and Exchange Commission Washington D C 20549 | |
APPENDIX 8Convertible Promissory Note | |
AngelEntrepreneur Internet Matching Sites | |
Acknowledgments | |
BusinessAngel Organization and Web Site Index | |
CHAPTER EIGHTThe Investment Process | |
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