Category archives: Fundraising

Your financing goals can be achieved if you understand how to navigate headwinds out of your control. 

From accepting rejection to out-bidding competition, your business must follow these fundraising practices to get investor attention and hold it.

The mood in money and tech circles has changed these past few months, from utter euphoria to panic and doom. The market is now sobering up and investors may be less generous. Here are some tips for fundraising in these times of uncertainty.

Tips and quotes from contributors and interviewees about how to navigate the wild world of fundraising.

Dressing well won’t guarantee that you’ll get funding, but it could help you form a strong first impression and close the gap.

It’s one thing to summarize your company and vision, but to truly capture the attention of investors, you have to create a pitch deck that really knocks your message out of the park.

As a startup founder, are you obsessed with securing fresh investor capital? It might not be as important as you think.

Nonprofit and faith-based organizations have lost their traditional methods of community and donor engagement due to the global health crisis. Many groups are turning to digital giving platforms and other tech solutions to maintain and boost giving.

Plus, Marissa Mayer has resurfaced with a new startup called Lumi Labs, and fertility startup Mojo just raised a $1.8 million seed round of funding.

Plus, blockchain startup Zamna raised $5 million, and Bond Pet Foods is creating a cultured, sustainable dog food.