Where to Find Business Capital in a Down Market

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Complimentary Webinar

Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM EDT followed by Q&A

Key Topics Covered:

- Types of capital available at different stages
- Startup, seed capital sources
- Alternative Finance for Contracts
- Business Angels and Venture Capital
- Traditional Finance Sources
- Going Public on Alternative Markets to raise capital
- How to qualify and connect with your target capital

Presenter:
Karen Rands, Managing Director of The Network of Business Angels & Investors.

What do attendees of the webinar have to say:

"Thank you for the webinar, it answered so many questions for my company. I am currently working with Joint Capital Assistance and they are basically doing everything covered in the webinar for us, though at times I do email and send postal mail to major companies, so for my personal mailing it definitely helped. It was very helpful and informative. I am definitely interested in attending more webinars. May Christ Bless All" - Jason

"I attended the online webinar on Saturday. I fully enjoyed it, and I know that you really understand every nuance of this process." - Joseph

“I appreciate your effort. I think you have one of the most insightful presentations in Atlanta area on the subject. I also give you credit for stressing the point, investors are different today. I think, the investors anthropology is especially important issue in the changing financial landscape.” - Mr. K. Spasokukotskiy

“This was great, you said some very important things all companies seeking that first stage of capital raising process needs to hear. Great Job” - S. Roberts

“Thanks Karen. I finally got to here your presentation. Very informative. I should have my subscription agreement soon. If you know of some attorney that do that, please let me know. ralphjones@globaserv.com. Thanks” - R. Jones

"Karen brings incredible insight. I’ve known Karen since she joined the board at Access Centers of Atlanta. As we work to build companies, then and now, she brings incredible insight to the funding process and wise counsel to the businesses on how to ready their companies to attract angel investment. It is exciting to see her bring that insight and experience to the market to educate new angel investors on the funding process." - Donald Jacobs, Advisory Board Active Capital, formerly ACE Net, (California)

"NBAI has become the most Active Investor Group In the Southeast. I've been involved in Angel Investing since the early 90's. We had an active thriving investor community in the late 90's like everyone else, everywhere else. When many investors abandoned the early stage equity investment market for real estate or "safer" investments, Karen put together an education program and a community for investors that had the wealth to be angel investors but just weren't familiar with the wealth creation potential of angel investing. It has been exciting to see the changes and the growth of the angel investor community here as a result." - A.J., Private Investor (Atlanta, GA)

“Thank you. It was extremely informative and led to a better understanding of raising capital.” - L. Malkoff

“Thank you! It was a great presentation” - R. Nihalani

“Great Webinar! Glad I attended. Thanks!” - K. Hochburger

"Thank you for allowing me to participate. I did enjoy it. I also learned that I am a long way from being in a position to raise money from investors." - M. Kirby

“Karen, good presentation. Thank you” - S Konstantyn

NBAI Private Equity Investor Forum in Atlanta, GA
"Where Investors and Capital Connect with Innovative Companies"

NBAI Private Equity Forum video.
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The NBAI Private Equity Investor Forum showcases the most promising emerging growth companies located in or doing business in the United States, providing these companies with unmatched exposure with venture capitalists, angel investors, private investor funding, accredited investors, business investors, business funding, venture capital, fund managers, venture capital funding, corporate investors and private equity investors. The angel investor network event gives companies in-depth feedback, exposure and exclusive networking opportunities with 20 to 30 investors representing over $30 million.

The NBAI Private Equity Investor Forum highlights both early stage and emerging growth private equity investment opportunities. This event is unique because of its target to bring together early stage companies raising capital and capital sources. The market for angel investors and early stage venture capital is on the rebound and we are excited to take the forefront in bringing these communities together to create an environment “Where Investors and Capital Connect with Innovative Companies”. http://launchfn.com.

Where to Find Business Capital in a Down Market

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

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