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Acknowledgments
How to Use This Book
1. Directory of Venture Capital Funds
2. Insider Secrets and Tools You Can Use
The 10 Things a Company Needs to Do to Get Venture Capital Funding
— Bill Stensrud and David Lee
Angels on Earth: Seeking Venture Capital from Private Investors
— Joe Sullivan
From Seed Round to "C" Round The Early-Stage Build-Out
— Wade H. Bradley
An Early-Stage Venture Capitalist's Perspective on Risk Management
— Larry Kubal
How to Fund That Compelling Business Idea
— Robert F. Kibble
The Capital-Raising Process
— Benjamin E. N. Blumenthal
The Venture Valuation Process Arriving at a Value for Your Business
— Standish M. Fleming
The Role of the Board
— Vincent Occhipinti
Venture Leasing
— Richard C. Walker
Business Incubation: An Evolving Model for Launching Successful Enterprises
— L. Tyler Orion
Critical Employment Issues for Start-Ups
— Jennifer A. Kearns
Venture Capital Marriage —Until Money Do Us Part?
— Ben R. Neumann
What to Be Prepared for —The Inside Story
— Nick Desai
Danger Ahead: Success
— David A. Kay and Michael Dedina
What It Takes to Lead Your Company from Start-Up to Liquidity
— Robert J. Harrington
A Biotech CEO's Perspective
— Walter H. Moos, Ph.D.
Hear This! What You Must Know When Raising Venture Capital
— R. Michael Jones
What It Means to Take VC Money—Is the Vision Still Yours?
— Nick Desai
3. Indexes
Investment Terms
— Kurt L. Kicklighter
Funds in Alphabetical Order
Funds by Industry Preference
Funds by Geographical Area of Interest
Index for Part Two
About the Author
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