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Articles
Getting
Good Advice Counts for Start Ups Get
the Most Bang From Your Web Site
This
month Angel Investor News focuses on Robert Buckley, coordinator
of the SmartStart Venture Forum in Albany, NY.
Entrepreneur
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your company listed in the Entrepreneur File?
Technology
Trends
What
Is Mems? Call for Entries - SmartStart Venture Forum
EAST BAY ANGEL INVESTORS SPEARHEAD CHARITABLE DONATION DRIVE
Crossroads Venture Fair Draws Top High-Tech, High-Growth Companies from the Northeast
Take a moment to laugh Of
course, you should be serious about investing in companies or
launching new business ventures. But it's equally important to
take a moment to laugh. Here are a few humorous quotes, quips
and malapropisms to relax your mind: Book
Review
The
Biotech Investor's Bible
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Choosing
the right advisors can help grow your company. Dan Mitchell,
ACE-Net Executive Director, tells you how in this follow-up
article on Advisory Boards.
Your
Web Site can make a strong first impression. Learn how to put
your best cyber foot forward for your company with a Web site
that has flash and substance.
Customer
Relationship Management systems fell on hard times but more
focused ones are providing better results for clients and
becoming more appealing to investors. Bob Dorf, a leading CRM
strategist, explains how.
Bob
Buckley sees funding opportunities for start ups with a solid
business plan and a track record of clients. But they still need
to know where the gold is buried.
MEMS
(microelectromechanical systems) technology is creating
miniature sensors and controllers, pumps and valves that will
create limitless investment opportunities. Discover more about
the technology of the future that is nearly the technology of
the present.
Deadline
for applications to present at the the SmartStart Venture Forum
is June 7, 2002 at 4:00PM. For information on the fair go to
www.smartstartvf.org. To apply to present, click on the link
below.
Berkeley
Calif. - May 23, 2002 - Members of angel investment group The
Keiretsu Forum founded a non-profit counterpart, The Keiretsu
Foundation, to encourage charitable giving among members and
friends of the deal-screening forum.
Put
on one of the best venues for capital in the Northeast and they
will come: high growth companies and investors.
Get
the closest thing to the gospel truth from the Biotech
Investor's Bible. It's a must read for every investor who should
be aware of the financial opportunities in the biotechnology
markets.
