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This is a good article and as NexGen my
venture is just 2 weeks old and i can still
implement some of the stratergies of
Bingham....
I am writing this comment to convey a
message to sameer goel, hi... you can get in
touch with me on ajith14285@rocketmail.com.I
can give you lots of information about
people who are ready to fund practical
ideas.I suggest you to mention your contact
no in any future communications if you wish
to have...:)
Entrepreneurs,Very valuable article. Will
recommended it for anybody aiming a start
up. This is truly helpful to people who is
in the middle of starting a new investment
firm.
Jacob J Kallupurakal
Boston, USA
Jacob J Kallupurakal
Boston, USA
Thanks a lot mam. this article is really
inspiring.
Since i am planing to start a costume boutique for the artists your article will help me a lot. thanks a lot
Since i am planing to start a costume boutique for the artists your article will help me a lot. thanks a lot
mistakes man a man perfect subject not
repeat again.
struggle is life & again try to see.
regards
r g sharma
struggle is life & again try to see.
regards
r g sharma
Mam, I have completed my B.E in computer
science few days ago and have a very great
idea of a business and I'm very optimistic
in terms of the success of that business
very rapidly.
But the problem is the capital required for that and I want a VC to fund this project and in this regard, i have some questions following below:
1. How can i trust a VC that after seeing my business plan, he won't invest in that project on his own and reject my proposal because for him, I have nothing but a great idea and great enthusiam to be successful in that.
2. I have seen many articles saying about the contents of the good business plan but no one has the detailed description of the contents of the business plan. So, how can I get the detailed list of the contents of a business plan.
3. How to find which VC would be my true business partner and on which parameters I should choose them. Can you provide me some references of VCs interested in investing initially 1-2 crore in a business in IT field.
4. Since I am not from a business family and havn't done MBA, Would it be better to enter in business field right now or to first do MBA and then get some experience in any company and then start my own company. I don't want to wait for 5-6 years because I have threat in my mind that if someone would start that kind of business before me, then I will loose the competitive edge i would get otherwise.
But the problem is the capital required for that and I want a VC to fund this project and in this regard, i have some questions following below:
1. How can i trust a VC that after seeing my business plan, he won't invest in that project on his own and reject my proposal because for him, I have nothing but a great idea and great enthusiam to be successful in that.
2. I have seen many articles saying about the contents of the good business plan but no one has the detailed description of the contents of the business plan. So, how can I get the detailed list of the contents of a business plan.
3. How to find which VC would be my true business partner and on which parameters I should choose them. Can you provide me some references of VCs interested in investing initially 1-2 crore in a business in IT field.
4. Since I am not from a business family and havn't done MBA, Would it be better to enter in business field right now or to first do MBA and then get some experience in any company and then start my own company. I don't want to wait for 5-6 years because I have threat in my mind that if someone would start that kind of business before me, then I will loose the competitive edge i would get otherwise.
Thanks,
A very good and informative article.....
A very good and informative article.....
Thanks a lot!! In this article you have put
all those that is running in my mind at this
point of time. As Renstas is just a week
old, I am only planning to keep my clients
happy for creating a long term value.
Awesome strategies for the upcoming
entreprenuers.. But due to upgrade in
technology, it is very difficult to the
upcoming new one's to sustain in this highly
competative market.. May be one has to think
out of the box... Hats off Indu....
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