5 Clever Ways to Raise Money for Your Startup Without Making an Investor Pitch | Inc.com
Tom Walker, President and CEO of Rev1 Ventures,
has been helping entrepreneurs build great companies for most of his
career. He's formed multiple venture capital funds, founded angel
groups, is an angel investor, and has used Rev1 Ventures to help
entrepreneurs build great companies by supporting them through the first
phases of growth.
"Fundraising is going to be the death of me!"
That's how I've felt, oh, perhaps 10 times throughout my journey to date as a serial entrepreneur.
Any
entrepreneur will tell you that raising money can be the toughest part
of starting your own business. While the competition for funds gradually
increase each day, your chances of securing investors significantly slims.
Of course, finding an investor isn't impossible, but one of the best
decisions a business owner can make is to find alternative means that
will contribute to their financial success.
entrepreneur will tell you that raising money can be the toughest part
of starting your own business. While the competition for funds gradually
increase each day, your chances of securing investors significantly slims.
Of course, finding an investor isn't impossible, but one of the best
decisions a business owner can make is to find alternative means that
will contribute to their financial success.
has been helping entrepreneurs build great companies for most of his
career. He's formed multiple venture capital funds, founded angel
groups, is an angel investor, and has used Rev1 Ventures to help
entrepreneurs build great companies by supporting them through the first
phases of growth.
Hello, my name is Jack Sparrow. I'm a 50 year old self-employed Pirate from the Caribbean.
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