Funding your new business doesn’t come easy, at least not at first glance. It may seem complicated to the inexperienced eye, but most of the time, finding investors is just a matter of following a plan over and over again. It takes patience and diligence to know how to get yourself out there. Let us tell you all about where to find investors.
Life's not a bed of roses for startups and corporations beginning their partnership journey. Each side of the equation bring their share to the table; corporations—financing and mentorship, up-and-coming companies—innovative technology and youthful entrepreneurial spirit. As an executive, you have a lot of ideas and expectations. However, in order for the cooperation to be successful, both sides must be on the same page. How to achieve that agreement? Let’s find out.
For some, a startup is tricky and risky, for others, it’s their bread and butter. Do you know everything you need to before you start investing in them?
It is always a surprise when a startup declines an investment offer, even if it’s a tempting one. What drives such decisions and can you, as an investor, prevent them from happening?
If you haven’t heard of SwipeStox yet, you’ve got some catchng up to do. This Germany-based startup developed a revolutionary social trading app, which can be called a Facebook or Tinder for trading. It’s simple, yet brilliant.
Funding your new business doesn’t come easy, at least not at first glance. It may seem complicated to the inexperienced eye, but most of the time, finding investors is just a matter of following a plan over and over again. It takes patience and diligence to know how to get yourself out there. Let us tell you all about where to find investors.
Life's not a bed of roses for startups and corporations beginning their partnership journey. Each side of the equation bring their share to the table; corporations—financing and mentorship, up-and-coming companies—innovative technology and youthful entrepreneurial spirit. As an executive, you have a lot of ideas and expectations. However, in order for the cooperation to be successful, both sides must be on the same page. How to achieve that agreement? Let’s find out.
For some, a startup is tricky and risky, for others, it’s their bread and butter. Do you know everything you need to before you start investing in them?
It is always a surprise when a startup declines an investment offer, even if it’s a tempting one. What drives such decisions and can you, as an investor, prevent them from happening?
If you haven’t heard of SwipeStox yet, you’ve got some catchng up to do. This Germany-based startup developed a revolutionary social trading app, which can be called a Facebook or Tinder for trading. It’s simple, yet brilliant.
Join the 8th edition of the biggest multinational event in Central and Eastern Europe focused on networking.
Bridge between investors, corporations, and promising startups.
Warsaw, October 23-24, 2018
