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Funding your Business the Venture Capitalist way

Speaking in Boston in the World Congress Leadership Summit on Medicine with the Colonnade Hotel today, Eric Tchaikovsky, Founder and Lead Designer at Pebble Technology, described years of fruitlessly seeking enough investment capital to support the launch of his team's invention, a customization watch, and then be completely funded within weeks through crowd sourcing on Kickstand. In fact, around the first day on Kick starter, his team made 5 times their original goal of $100,000. The Pebble Watch is programmable, customization, and integrates with iPhone and Android.  This assists you to connect the wrist watch with health apps built to support patients with chronic diseases, such as diabetes UK venture capital .  Patients could put in alerts to look at medication, in addition to use sports and fitness apps to assist them keep healthy and even lose fat. 'Apps might be prescribed to patients,' explained David Barnes, Strategic Advisory at Applique.  His company has d...

Bridging & Mezzanine funding

There will come some situations in life where you’re looking at selling off an existing house or property to replace it with a new property due to many reasons. In such situations, a home loan may not make sense since the intention is to fund the new property from the sale continues received from the old one. In such a situation, a Bridge Loan or a mezzanine loan comes handy. It is a short term loan granted to help the mortgagor fulfill the financial requirements such as buying a new home or anything else. Before that you should have enough knowledge about bridging loans and mezzanine loans and. A bridge loan is a short-term loan used until a person or company make safe the permanent  financing  or removes an existing compulsion. This type of financing allows the user to meet current responsibilities by providing immediate  cash flow . The loans are short term, and it validates up to one year, with relatively high interest rates and are usually backed by some ...