Raj Gavurla
by Raj Gavurla
What are the metrics used by you to calculate return on investment (ROI). Of course, the bottom line, profitability (money), is important. It gives us more options to invest our time wisely to work with others to be more productive and profitable. However, when making a deal you need to listen for your inner voice to know how to maximize return on investment.
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I have written The Las Vegas Showgirl Diet, and I need suggestions as to the best way to market it. I’ve sent out press kits and established a website. What’s the best way to locate individuals looking to lose weight? – Annoula Wylderich
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My startup is still young, but I’d like to know what I can do to position my company for an acquisition down the road? Any advice would be much appreciated.
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What should I be budgeting for healthcare benefits for my employees since we will be hiring soon/recently received funding?
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How do I find a venture capitalist?
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Before I go out and raise funding, I was wondering who might be the 10 friendliest and most helpful venture capitalists?
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How do I obtain a business license for my startup?
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Carol Wagner
By Carol Wagner at Abbott, Stringham & Lynch
Is your company hoping to close another round of financing in 2011? In my role as a Principal at a Silicon Valley accounting firm, Abbott, Stringham & Lynch, my opinion is that venture funding is tighter now than it has ever been. If you are counting on your venture capitalist to put in more money in 2011, don’t consider it a slam dunk. Even when management teams were confident they could go back to the well, I have seen VCs walk away. How can you improve your odds of renewed funding, even in a tightening financial ecosystem? This is my list of five ways your management team can keep venture funding alive in 2011:
Soody Tronson
by Soody Tronson at Soody Tronson Law Group
Conclusion First: The case discussed below sets the UK standard in clarifying that an applicant claiming a right of priority must be entitled to do so at the date that the priority claim is made. Any claim to priority made by a party not entitled to do so may contribute to the invalidity of the patent.
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I have been approached by both individuals and investment organizations about purchasing my company, PetTravelCenter.com. I started the business four years ago to ensure an income stream for my retirement years, but a purchase could make that happen sooner. How do I estimate the market value and evaluate an offer? I own other domain assets (e.g., PetTravelProducts.com) associated with the industry segment that enhance the value of the business, and I have #1 Google and other major search engine rankings for terms such as “pet travel products.”
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