Join Baruch SBDC's FREE Workshop on Kickstart Your Business: Navigating Funding Opportunities for Start-Ups - Part 2
Building on the insights from Part 1, Part 2 of our seminar series delves into the practical aspects of raising capital for your entrepreneurial venture. Understanding where and how to raise capital is crucial for the growth and sustainability of your start-up. This seminar is tailored to explore the myriad options available for funding, from traditional loans to venture capital and beyond. Gain clarity on which sources align best with your business's goals and stage of development.
Who Should Attend?
- Entrepreneurs who have completed Part 1 and are looking to take the next step in funding their venture.
- Business owners seeking to diversify their funding sources and explore new avenues for capital.
- Start-ups preparing to engage with investors and lenders.
What You'll Learn:
- Sources of Capital: An overview of the various funding sources available to entrepreneurs, including banks, angel investors, venture capital, crowdfunding, and government grants.
- Comparative Analysis of Funding Options: Evaluating the pros and cons of different funding sources to determine which offers the most attractive terms for your specific needs.
- Effective Fundraising Strategies: Practical tips and strategies on how to approach and secure funding, including pitch preparation and network building.
- Regulatory and Legal Considerations: Understanding the legal frameworks and compliance requirements associated with different types of funding.
Hosted by the Midtown Manhattan SBDC at Baruch College
Presenter: Hanna Liu, Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship at Baruch College.
Register now to secure your spot and start the journey to making your business idea a thriving reality!
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ABOUT US
The Midtown Manhattan SBDC, hosted by Baruch College, is part of the New York SBDC network—a small business assistance organization facilitated by state and federal partnerships.
Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. Training collaboration does not constitute an expressed or implied endorsement of the presenter(s) and/or their organization by the NYSBDC and SBA.
Note: We collect basic business details and demographic data in our registration process to help the NYSBDC and SBA better serve all the people of New York.
Questions? Contact SBDC@baruch.cuny.edu.
