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Venturepreneur's Stage-by-Stage Guide to Venture Formation

By: Vadim Kotelnikov

Founder, Ten3 Business e-Coach Inspiration and Innovation Unlimited!

 

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"Business is not a game for amateurs."

~ Michael Hammer

Venture Management Laws

for the New Rapidly Changing Economy

Technology:

If you understand it, it's obsolete.

Strategy:

If it's static, it's obsolete.

Training:

If it's certified, it's obsolete.

LEAD Learn, Experiment, Adapt, Differentiate

if you wish to win in today's hyper-competitive marketplace!

 

Venturepreneur is an entrepreneur building a high-risk-high-return venture around a new-to-the-world product or service

 

 

 

Venture Financing Gestation Stage Inception Stage Prototype Roll-Out Stage Growth Stage Expansion Stage Maturity Stage Founders: Bootstrapping Methods Business Angels Corporate Investing in External Ventures Venture Acquisitons IPO Venture Capital Firms Dealing with Banks 1000ventures.com Venture Management Venture Financing Chain

Venture Management

The Five Risks

You face five risks at every stage of your business development:

  1. Growth risk

  2. Technology & production risk

  3. Marketability & competing risk

  4. Financial risk – global debt information

  5. Team & management risk

Click on your company growth stage to turn risks into opportunities!

CLICK on your company growth stage

Gestation Inception Prototype Roll out Growth Expansion Maturity

Product Stage

Idea

Concept

Prototype

Launch

Scaling up

Diversification

Continuous innovation

Funding Stage

Pre-seed

Seed

Seed

First stage

Second stage

Third stage,

 Bridge financing

Asset-based financing

  

Entrepreneur: 10 Key Action Roles     8 Key Entrepreneurial Questions      Venture Financing: Key Documents To Prepare

 

 

 

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Venture Management - High-Growth Business development Roadmap

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2 Rules for Business Start-Ups

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5 Critical Success Factors for New Ventures

Venture Financing

Business Plan DOs and DON"Ts

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"You don't get to be a senior manager in our corporation if you can't manage business at different stages of maturity." ~ Roger Ackerman

New Entrepreneurial Economy

In 2003 in United States, a staggering 61% of the listed companies were started at home, at the CEO's kitchen table, and 16% were initially capitalized with less than US$1,000. This is an inspiring evidence illustrating how much an entrepreneur can accomplish with an idea whose time has come.

Global Virtual Venture Valley (VVV)

Of course, good ideas are not enough to turn a US$1,000 investment into a multi-million dollar enterprise. It takes execution skills – venture management, entrepreneurial creativity, entrepreneurial leadership, financial management, effective marketing – and luck, of course! – to grow a home business to the point where it's ready to take public. Business should be driven by fun, but it is not a game for amateurs! "Ideas are a dime a dozen; only execution skills count," say your venture capital investors.

Venture Financing Process

The road map to your left will help you convert your ideas into a high-growth business.

 

Venture Financing

Complete "A to Z" Smart & Fast guide

Make your business attractive to investors!

Understand the Venture Financing Chain

Understand the requirements of Venture Capital Investors

Follow Step-by-step Guide to Venture Financing

New-generation e-book + 40 slides