Mini-Course: Find Start-Up Funding

This FREE course is packed with insights and tips to help you find start-up funding.

"Every once in a while, an opportunity comes along that compels you to act. This FREE COURSE, How to Find Start-Up Funding, is such an opportunity. Dont let it pass you by. Together with my expert faculty I have created this outstanding course packed with insights and tips to help you find start-up funding."
- Donald Trump, Co-founder of Trump University

How to Find Start-Up Funding, like all Trump University learning products emphasizes real world knowledge and is presented in an engaging interactive environment where you "learn by doing"

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

  • You will learn the two basic types of financing: debt and equity and which is right for your business
  • You will also learn how an equity investor makes money and how to elevate your business to a new level of value with each successive round of funding

COURSE CONTENT

  • How Much Do I Need?
  • What Will I Invest?
  • What Kind of Funding is Right for Me?
  • Where Can I Find Funding?
  • How Do I Secure Funding?
  • Why Think About the Future?

COURSE PRESENTER
Professor Paul Wimer oversaw the development of course materials for "How to Find Start-Up Funding". Paul is a partner at Topspin Partners, a $213 million venture capital and private equity firm based on Long Island.

This product is accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET).
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