getting a bigger boat?
If your startup is profitable and growing well, why do you need to raise another round? What problem do you have that raising more money would solve? If the answer to that isn't obvious, don't.
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Situations like these are where venture debt or solutions like http://www.pipe.com are great - if I can (reliably) take $1 and turn it into $3, I actually don't want further equity
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to give investors their markup
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This is how startup millionnaires are made. The founders pocket the extra money.
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Maybe it is the easiest way to get all the VCs out of your inbox ;)
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I think for a few small scale startups, more than the money, opening up channels and networks is more important via funding.
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#healthcare, large health systems ask about investors, in order to reduce their risk of vendor going out of business. -
That’s what we are seeing in the TeleHealth community we have created. Would you be interested in speaking at our next event?
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Faster expansion and market share of competitors?
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