Sentences with phrase «raise venture capital sell»

Less than 20 in 1,000 companies that raise venture capital sell for $ 100M or more.

Not exact matches

More than 500 digital technology startups around the world have raised funds by selling their own cryptocurrencies, or tokens, that sidestep banks or venture capital firms as intermediaries.

Bright Health just wrapped up its first year selling into Colorado's individual market, after it raised more than $ 240 million in venture capital.

Launched in 2007 with millions of members, New York - based Ideeli has raised $ 107 million in venture capital funding since its founding, so being sold for less than half of that appears to be a loss for investors.

Boxed.com, which sells wholesale groceries via a mobile app, raised $ 132 million in venture capital to compete in the online grocery space.

Another startup is Prozo.com, an online marketplace for buying and selling study material, which raised its pre-Series A round of funding from a London - based venture capital firm and two affluent individuals.

If you never raise another round of venture capital (a big if) and if your company is sold for the normal venture exit ($ 50 million on average for 200 or so annually that get sold) then what is your stake?

Prozo.com, an online marketplace for buying and selling study material, has raised its pre-Series A round of funding from a London - based venture capital firm and two affluent individuals, a person familiar with the development told TechCircle.

So when raising capital from Venture capitalists; it's advisable you know your business plan like the palm of your hands, be precise with your numbers, sell yourself excellently and ask for the money.

The next key to successfully raising startup capital from Venture capitalists is your ability to sell yourself.

In 2010, I sold my company to UnitedLex for two main reasons: to not reinvent the wheel (and raise venture capital), and to bring an established platform to my existing customers and contacts.

ICOs let startups and other companies raise capital much more easily and quickly than, for example by selling shares or bonds or getting loans, since the market is still largely unregulated and they don't need to deal with venture capitalists or banks.

The token was not sold in a «crowdsale» or «ICO» because the company raised $ 7.5 million in traditional venture capital from Union Square Ventures, Joey Krug (Augur), Juan Benet (FileCoin), Fred Ehrsam (Coinbase), and Olaf Carlson - Wee (Polychain).

An initial coin offering lets a young company raise money — in addition to venture capital, angel investors and others — by selling tokens that can come in the form of its own cryptocurrency.

While at OurHouse, Peter raised over $ 125 million in venture capital financing, hired over 175 employees, and eventually sold the main operations of the business to Amazon.com.