http://www.dr-smith.info/state-of-affairs-and-investors/
And before people jump in with angel-investors, I'd point out that
when it's your own savings on the line, angels tend to be very careful
whom they'd entrust it to. It comes down OPiuM, how does a founder
treat Other People's Money. Unless t
Seems to be a lot of interest on this topic of late
I'm actually hosting a panel event all about crowdfunding on the 14th
as part of thinkactchange.org. We've got folks from Indiegogo as well
as Ross Dawson author of Getting Results from Crowds on the panel,
we're also going to have Alan from Pozi
Excellent plan - consider me signed up if you push ahead with it.
Cheers
Avis
On Mar 2, 8:50 am, Colette Grgic wrote:
> Great idea, I would definitely be interested!
>
> I agree with all the above comments so far, and can see great value to
> the startup scene in general if we (techies and non-t
Great idea, I would definitely be interested!
I agree with all the above comments so far, and can see great value to
the startup scene in general if we (techies and non-techies)
understand each others' landscapes, strengths and challenges better. I
too think that a better understanding of the tech
Great topic! Certainly keen to be in the audience... Would be
excellent if it could happen over SydStart week, when some of us will
be in Sydney - presuming that's where you're based.
Cheers, Isaak
On Mar 2, 11:08 am, Liisa Vurma wrote:
> Hi Steve,
> Great idea, I would love to come to this kind
Hi Steve,
Great idea, I would love to come to this kind of talk.
As Rebecca noted the main problems is around understanding the jargon and
understanding the level of technical difficulty behind my ideas.
I would also be interested in what is the best way to test someone's ability to
execute ide
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U470xXKfDyE&feature=player_embedded
- preliminary source own savings then self-cashflow
- interestingly enough, the next hit comes from credit cards (20%
interest)
- banks pass as no "tangible" asset to secure against and whimp out on
IP
- VCs actually a relunctant c
