Sentences with phrase «funds during the early stages»

Getting funding during the early stages of a startup is critical, but also tough because it's one of the riskiest times to invest in a business.

I would like to add to the strengths of having mutual funds during the early stages of saving up.

Not exact matches

Ahern breaks down the challenge of scaling into three stages based on funding levels — Early (during which a company raises, seed, Series A and B funding), Growth (Series C and D), and Later (Series E to IPO).

When you invest in a Bitcoin company, you're taking a risk not only on that startup but also on the overall Bitcoin space, said Pamir Gelenbe, partner at Hummingbird Ventures, a European early - stage venture fund, during Tuesday's panel.

«It was during an initial conversation over lunch that the idea for Imaginary started to come together: let's build a fund focused on early - stage businesses obsessed with the consumer, and help create the global retail brands and platforms of the future.»

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which funds this work, is also sponsoring research on ways to implant insects with machinery during early stages of their lives.

The idea for THINK fund came during the early stages of the project when telescope officials held community meetings on Hawaii Island, where residents questioned how it would benefit them, Dawson said.

Their contributions, combined with gifts from others, provide the seed and bridge funding that supports scientists during early - stage research and enables them to pursue government and commercial resources.

The report says this is probably because SATs converted during the early stages of the coalition government, when greater funding incentives were available.

According to this line of reasoning, the unions expressed their support for the standards during the early stages, when they were being developed and then adopted by states during competition for Race to the Top funds.

We switched from one long / short fund to another (ALHIX to NARFX) after the former behaved badly during some market mayhem in the early stages of the crisis.