Dr. Joel Henry will share his expertise on Equity Sales in this episode. In this type of funding, Joel details the long term, foundational investment that occurs in an Equity Sale. Founders sell something of value for money, and in return, there are strings attached. Dr. Henry will detail the Do’s and Don’ts of Equity Sales, including the importance of understanding your company success, and not planning on “earning back” the equity sold.
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Five Things Every Business Should Know About Funding Episode Four: Equity Sale
Five Things Every Business Should Know About Funding Episode Four: Equity Sale
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