Due’s Murray Newlands shares his tips for finding investors on Huffington Post.
Everybody knows that raising money for a startup is one of the most daunting parts of working in the industry – that’s why there are so many diverse networks set up to facilitate meetings between investor and entrepreneur.
Murray Newlands, the president of Due, shows us that finding investors should be the least difficult part of the process. Investors can be found through accelerator programs, regional entrepreneurial communities, crowdfunding sites, angel networks, and business schools. Of course, as Newlands explains in another post for Due, the hard part comes in when it comes time to actually fundraise.
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