Business Planning

Company Report

Strategic Planning

Financial Modeling

Offering Memorandum (PPM)

Corporate Structure

Funding Structure

Corporate Structure

Business Consulting

Marketing and Sales Consulting

Management Consulting

Angel Investors

• Are wealthy individuals who invest their own money in companies who are just starting out
• Are sometimes part of a angel investor group who work together and split the costs
• Usually invest less money than venture capitalists do
• Angel investors will generally pick a business to fund that pertains to their interests

Private Investors

• Are wealthy individuals who invest their own money in companies who are just starting out
• Are sometimes part of a private investor group who work together and split the costs
• Usually invest less money than venture capitalists do
• Private investors will generally pick a business to fund that pertains to their interests

Venture Capitalists

• Are individuals who invest in high-risk businesses that could offer a high rate of return on investment
• Are more selective than angel investors in what businesses they choose to invest in
• Some types of venture capitalists include; banks, corporations, and foundations.
• Venture capitalists have funded companies such as; Microsoft, UPS and FedEx.

Private Equities

• Usually require a initial investment from the business (average of $100,000)
• Provide long-term investment in your company
• Have a lower risk than venture capitalists

Investment Bankers

• Provide both equity and debt financing
• Provide help for raising funds in capital markets

SBA Loans

• SBA Loans provide financing for businesses who cannot obtain financing though other lenders
• Can be used for real estate purchases and business expansion
• A low down payment will most likely be required
• There are different SBA loans to choose from depending on your needs

Business Loans

• Business loans are approved or disapproved based on your credit score as well as other factors
• The better your credit score and other factors are the better the loan terms and limits will be
• Trustworthiness, references, education, and your business history are examples of some loan decision factors
• To reduce your risk to the lender, you can have collateral such as; real estate, securities, etc.

Small Business Loans

• Small business loans are approved or disapproved based on your credit score as well as other factors
• The better your credit score and other factors are the better the loan terms and limits will be
• Trustworthiness, references, education, and your business history are examples of some loan decision factors
• To reduce your risk to the lender, you can have collateral such as; real estate, securities, etc.