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SM: How did you fund the AuctionRover.com? Did you bootstrap that as well? SW: We funded ourselves for a long time and eventually raised venture capital to try to sustain marketing as well as to scale faster.
My Forbes column today is Financial Instruments To End The Recession. It addresses two key issues that we have been discussing recently: working capital financing and receivables financing. In this discussion, I invite comments from the receivables financing world on how you see the risks and returns of receivables financing. What checks and balances do/should
This week’s column, Financial Instruments To End The Recession, discusses two financial instruments that banks should offer entrepreneurs.
SM: Did you bootstrap Stingray Software? SW: Yes we did. We eventually sold it for $12 million. SM: That’s sizable. Tell me about the journey of building a $12 million company organically in three years. SW: Stingray is when I officially stopped being an engineer and became a CEO.
I started doing my free Online Strategy Roundtables for entrepreneurs in the fall of 2008. Based on this work, I’ve been able to draw a few conclusions. First, a good percentage of entrepreneurs don’t bother validating their ideas. Another percentage are immediately interested in raising money. Raising money without validating the business is pretty much
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