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Feb 10, 2016
1:13:42pm

workindev All-American

Yes, if you are serious, first step should be talking to a lawyer, forming a

corporation, and getting legal advice before talking to any investors.

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workindev

New username: Skeptical Optimist
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Joined: Aug 2, 2006
Last login: Nov 28, 2016
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Author

Time

Expanding a Small Business - Staying Put / Identifying Investors

dk4 Walk-on

2/10/16 12:55pm

Kickstarter

RyneK

2/10/16 12:58pm

Networking. But man, please be careful about seeking and getting investors.

titlecoug

2/10/16 1:08pm

Yes, if you are serious, first step should be talking to a lawyer, forming a

workindev

2/10/16 1:13pm

We have taken this step.

dk4

2/10/16 1:21pm

Have you actually formed a corporation? If you think you may be looking for

workindev

2/10/16 1:30pm

Don't know what your product/service is, but have you inquired

volleyjiver

2/10/16 1:09pm

Some thoughts

workindev

2/10/16 1:12pm

Disagree on the SBA part. As an owner, he would likely have to put a second

IUCougar

2/10/16 5:51pm

One more thought. See if there are any business plan competitions that you can

workindev

2/10/16 1:27pm

How much money are you looking to raise and in what industry are you?

MoscowCoug

2/10/16 1:44pm

If I were you, I would do everything in my power not to bring in outside

Acorn

2/10/16 2:23pm

Agree with what has been said. Having done this once, I think you will be

IUCougar

2/10/16 5:58pm

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