2. The initial capital used to start a
business. Seed capital often comes
from the company founders' personal
assets or from friends and family. The
amount of money is usually relatively
small because the business is still in
the idea or conceptual stage.
Seed capital is needed for research &
development, to cover initial operating
expenses until a product or service can
start generating revenue, and to
attract the attention of venture
capitalists.
3. To propel your tech start-up into the
next stage of growth, venture funding
is vital. Startups outlines your main
options when raising growth finance
as well as providing an in-depth look
into some popular funding methods
such as angel finance, venture finance
and crowdfunding.
4. Having a strong network of contacts to
offer support and opportunities is
frequently the difference between
success and failure for tech start-ups.
This channel examines the clubs,
events and cloud services you should
know about to thrive within the tech
start-up ecosystem.
5. Having a staff friendly workplace and a
good team is essential for a business’
success. Find out how to improve staff
retention, ensure you have productive
employees and understand employee
disciplinary procedures.