Financing Your New or Growing Business: Finding and Raising Capital for Your Venture

by Ralph Alterowitz and John Zonderman

Book Overview

Need Money? Business funding is not a simple quest; however, Financing Your New or Growing Business is the ultimate guide on finding and obtaining capital. Financing Your New or Growing Business... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891984535
• ISBN13: 9781891984532
• Release Date: June 2002
• Publisher: Entrepreneur Press
• Length: 333 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.0" x 9.9"

Customer Reviews

Author's Comment/Note

FINANCING YOUR NEW or GROWING BUSINESS - How To Raise Capital for Your Venture Most entrepreneurs think their venture is going to make them rich. But the reality of entrepreneurship, including the often difficult tasks involved in accessing capital, often dampens their dreams.In our new book, Financing Your New or Growing Business: How toFind and Raise Capital for Your Venture, we explore myriad ways for entrepreneurs to find and capture the green, from borrowing from or selling stock to friends and family to creative use of credit cards, factoring accounts receivable, and use of federal and state loans, grants, and tax incentives. We also thought it was important for business people and entrepreneurs to know some basics of negotiating deals and some of the scams as well.This book is about venture funding in the real world, the worldbeyond the snazzy offices of Sand Hill Road, the world where mom and dad and the guy who sells supplies on credit are the venture capitalists, the world most entrepreneurs really inhabit."For anyone trying to start or grow a business, this book cutsthrough the complexities of new venture financing and delivers pragmatic, useful advice." Rudolph P. Lamone, Professor and Chairman, Board of Advisors, Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, University of Maryland.After the "dot bomb", the financial world for start-up and young businesses is different than the one entrepreneurs and business people have become accustomed to. Finding and getting the capital that businesses need is different as well. This book discusses 19 sources and provides a beghind-the scenes understanding of each, and tells the reader how to navigate through these financing approaches.