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Whether you're looking for initial startup funding to turn your small business idea into a reality or need money for new equipment or expansion, finding the money you need can be a challenge. Here are some places to start. Read More

Everyone understands that pitchdecks are an integral part of raising capital. However few understand how to design an effective one. Here is one example that is as close to perfect as possible. Read More

Crowdfunding rocks!

Wish I Was Here, a narrative film project created by Zach Braff, rakes in $1,5 millions in just hours after it was launched. Read More

Few first time entrepreneurs raise money from outsiders to launch their companies. In the vast majority of cases, they have to create their own startup and working capital. Discover how it's down. Read More

Does your pitch demonstrate credibility, open doors and make a lasting impression? If so, fantastic! If not, invest time improving it and making it memorable. Entrepreneurs effectively communicate their opportunities to investors, partners, employees and customers. With intentional effort... Read More

Practically speaking, if your business does not have the trading history or serious collateral needed by a lender, invoices and orders may be your best bet. Invoices are the key to unlocking lending and letting you fund your business cost-effectively. Read More

I’m always getting asked about how I raised millions in capital, or how I enticed Tony Robbins to write the Foreword to my book. And of course, it always comes down to the Pitch!

As a lifetime entrepreneur, I’ve given more pitches than I could probably count. I’ve pitched to investors, joint ven Read More

Entrepreneurs: Learn why you should tap into the $4 billion U.S. crowdfunding market and how to actually launch a successful crowdfunding project. Read More

Yes, conventional wisdom says your banker should be one of your closest advisors, right? Well, let’s add this to the list of small business myths. In reality, new ventures get most of their early capital from personal savings, personal credit cards, friends and family, and cash flow from the busine Read More