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“Entrepreneur:
A CEO’s Lessons in American Capitalism”
Raising venture capital is an art as much as a science. Learn how the successful entrepreneurs do it... Read more
Nanotubes for Drug/Gene Delivery
Tracking
Inner Workings of Bio Systems
Smart Beacon Detects Disease at the Cellular
Level
Thought Provoking Advice to Ponder
Confessions of a Recovering
Entrepreneur The Schooling of an Entrepreneur By Frank Szivos, Editor Angel Investor NewsConnecticut is helping to school young entrepreneurs through a business plan competition for state college/graduate students...read more The 5-Point Plan to Check Out Potential Investors By Frank Szivos, Editor Angel Investor News
Investors ask the 5 “Right Questions” that might lead to the sweetest deal...read more When Start-Ups Can’t
Sell
Turning
Intellectual Property Into Money-Making Ideas Most VC firms plan to
increase fundraising and investment in 2004 Technology Transfer:
Licensing Intellectual Property from Universities to Industry
Business
Process Outsourcing Firms Attract VC Funding The best niche Business Process Outsourcing companies can improve the workflow for clients and save them money. Discover why BPOs are catching investors' eyes...read more
Ten
Questions You Should Not Be Asking Your Applicants You're building a business and want to hire good people. In your hiring search for the best and brightest, here's 10 questions you should not ask applicants....read more Thinking Like an Angel Get the scoop of what angels are looking for when they size up a business plan. Here's some insider tips written by a prominent angel on how to attract investors ......read more
The
Top 10 Most Common Intellectual Property Rights Mistakes During Venture
Capital Due Diligence Learn the dos and don'ts of handling the most common intellectual property rights mistakes from an expert, Attorney Dennis Fernandez....read more
What
Not to Say in a Business Plan In a business plan, what you don't say is often as important as what you do say. Barry Moltz, an angel investor and author, offers tips about how to keep your business plan simple and effective and draw investors......read more
A
Time for Angels to Flex Their Wings Unstable economic times can be a breeding ground for angel investors. Joel Cardis, an attorney working with startups and author, argues if you were thinking of becoming a private investor now is the time to take the plunge......read more
Taking
an inventory-of your people For startups to be competitive with the big guys, take an inventory of employees skills to determine what you have and what you need. Don Lupfer, a management consultant, breaks down how to plan and train employees for success......read more
Building
a Nanotechnology Intellectual Portfolio
The
rise of nanotechnology (the manufacturing of
materials and devices at the atomic level) has
created challenging issues of intellectual
rights. Read how to build a nanotechnology
intellectual portfolio......read
more
Corporate
Governance Pulling in the reigns on executives might insure corporate governance but impede the growth of start ups. Executives must be responsible, yet have the freedom to lead their companies.....read more
2003
Outlook For Venture Capital Is Brighter A recent survey of VCs shows they're optimistic about 2003 as they look to make more deals with entrepreneurs. Learn about the particulars from Dee Hill and Brian Hall, authors of two best selling investment books....read more
Fingerprint
Scanning: A Biometric Revolution At a time when security is critical for computer access, fingerprint scanning chips are making their mark, limiting hacking and theft of data. Find out about the new biometric revolution of fingerprint scanning....read more
Finding
Capital During Economic Tough Times
Looking for capital in these tough times takes
know how. The Interview How to Survive an Expert Grilling by a Banker or Prospective Investor By Mike Roer, Executive Director, The Connecticut Venture Group
You have reached the interview stage with an investor. The interview could make or break the potential deal. Be prepared for the questions an investor might ask......read more “Government Help” for Entrepreneurs and Investors — An Oxymoron? By Robert F. Steeves and Sarah Kim The FDA offers incentives, tax credits and grants for the development of orphan drugs (drugs developed for rare diseases) which have launched new companies and can be potential gold mines for entrepreneurs and investors.....read more Top Ten Ways to Protect Your Trade Secrets By Day, Berry & Howard LLP (www.dbh.com) You’ve worked hard to build your company. The last thing you want is for trade secrets to leak out to competitors or the public. Consider the Top 10 Ways to protect your trade secrets recommended by Day, Berry & Howard LLP....read more Nanotechnology: Revolutionizing Manufacturing at the Atomic Level
Today’s manufacturing methods are crude compared to the promise of nanotechnology that may revolutionize how we make things and launch untold number of new investment opportunities....read more
Check
Out Your Investors
Due
Diligence is a must for investors, but
entrepreneurs should conduct their own due
diligence. Dan Mitchell, Executive Director of
ACE-Net, tells entrepreneurs what to look for in
investors.
Strategic
Licensing in the New Economy
Advertising
& PR: What's the Difference?
Knowing the difference between advertising and public relations can save companies money and increase exposure. Jim Schakenbach, a communications expert, explains how to combine the strengths of both to reach your target audience.....read more
The
plant that cleans poisoned ground: An
arsenic-sucking shrub
offers hope for the world's most contaminated
areas.
Biotechnology developments present investment opportunities for investors. Catch up on what's new in the biotechnology field....read more Top 10 Tips to Prepare Corporate Minutes
Keeping accurate and thorough corporate minutes are critical. Here's 10 tips how to get the record straight provided by Day Berry & Howard LLP...read more
How
To Structure Relationships Between A Corporation
and A Start-Up By Roger Sobkowiak, Adapted with permission from the Human Resources Planning Journal
More global corporations are forming marriages with start ups through investments, acquisitions, carve-outs and spin-offs. It's critical to know how to structure the relationship to maintain harmony and profitability. Roger Sobkowiak, a leading expert on organizational dynamics, spells out how...read more
The
12 Secrets of Negotiating the Best Valuation for
Your Company Early stage investors are betting on the jockey, not the horse. To increase valuation for your start-up company, get the ideal management team into place as quickly as possible. Jeff Parness, an expert in business valuation, shares his insights into valuating a company in the second of a four-part series....read more
What
is Tissue Engineering? Tissue engineering will have a significant impact on medicine and science. Learn how tissue engineering can change the face of medicine by developing new products to help people....read more
12
Secrets of Negotiating the Best Valuation for
Your Company
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Protects Patent Holders
Nanotechnology Alliance Provides Funding for Nano Start-Ups
Nanotechnology is coming of age. A new Nanobusiness Alliance, the first of its kind, is supporting the development of nano and small tech industries. Read more about funding opportunities for this burgeoning industry....read more
Getting
Good Advice Counts for Start Ups
Get the Most Bang From Your Web Site By Daniel Bazac, Web Marketer for Web Design in New York
CRM:
Staging a Comeback Customer Relationship Management systems fell on hard times but more focused and less ambitious ones are providing better results for clients and becoming more appealing to investors. Bob Dorf, a leading CRM strategist, explains how...read more What Is Mems? Written by the MEMS Center
MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology is creating miniature sensors and controllers, pumps and valves that will create limitless investment opportunities. Discover more about the technology of the future that is nearly the technology of the present...read more Start-up Business Dilemma 101: How to Value a Company With No Revenue By Dr. Carey Curtis
How do you value a startup before you've earned your first dime? Dan Mitchell, Executive Director of ACE-Net, offers guidelines for entrepreneurs on how to value a startup in the second installment of a three-part series...read more ACE-Net Names Collegiate and Start-Up Winners in the $50,000 Business Plan Competition By Frank Szivos, Editor Angel Investor News
ACE-Net hosted a Business Plan Competition awarding a total of $50,000 to collegiate companies and increased the exposure for funding for another in-state start up...read more Nanotechnology: Catch the Wave That Will Revolutionize High-Tech Business
Nanotechnology, the emerging science that creates microscopic super machines and materials, is on the verge of creating a business revolution. Learn how startups can ride the coming nanotechnology wave...read more Pricing Strategies: A Delicate Balance – Part 1 of a 3-Part Series By Dan Mitchell, Executive Director of ACE-Net
Insider Knowledge
By Brian James, Founder Simpatico Strategic
Resources
Angel
Power – An Angel Survey
By Dee Power and Brian E. Hill
What
is Nanotechnology?
A
Treasure Hunt Among the Dot.com Ruins By Manny B. Madriaga, Patent Attorney
Tapping the Wisdom of Advisory Committees By Dan Mitchell, Executive Director of ACE-Net
Angel Investing & the Early-Stage Enterprise
Lawrence H. Gennari, Esq.
Gadsby
Hannah LLP In a challenging funding period, entrepreneurs need to return to a back-to-basics approach to develop a business model that fits the needs of angels and other investors. Attorney Lawrence H. Gennari tells entrepreneurs how to build a financiable business. Voice Recognition
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