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Guest post from Tyler Tatum, 3PhaseSC: Acquiring Federal (SBIR / STTR) Funding for Your Company You may have heard of […]

When a company sells newly-created shares to VentureSouth, the existing investors in the company get “diluted” – they own a

When a company “takes” money from an angel group or a venture capital fund, or those investors “bet” on a

The “default setting” for entrepreneurs raising capital is to propose a convertible note. If you know about VentureSouth and many

The Three Ds of Angel Investing Angel investing is about three Ds: TWIST! Angel investing has nothing to do with

If you missed our prior posts in this series on The Case Against Convertible Notes, click to read Part 1

If you missed Part 1 of our Case Against Convertible Notes, follow the link to read about the primary downsides

If you’re already familiar with the terms and mechanics associated with convertible notes, skip to Part 1 of our series

At VentureSouth, we often find ourselves fielding pitches from entrepreneurs attempting to raise capital via convertible notes. And almost as