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#58: How to Raise Large Amounts of Investment Capital for Your Startup Business with Robert Pedraza

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On episode 58 of the Better Than success Podcast, Nicole Purvy talks How to Raise Large Amounts of Investment Capital for Your Startup Business with business consultant Robert Pedraza. Robert Pedraza, is the founder and of NO Boundary LLC, a consulting firm advising startups and middle market businesses on strategy, corporate finance, sales, and marketing. He's worked with numerous companies such as Altair Nano Technologies, a publicly traded company, where he took them from a $30 million valuation and a deficiency notice from NASDAQ to $1.4 billion and raised over $100 million from the most sophisticated investors on Wall Street. He studied finance and applied mathematics at Lehigh University on an entrepreneurial scholarship loves European football, and runs Spartan races, swimming, and skiing. Here are some of the things we cover in this episode: The 3 things you need to have prepared before you contact any venture capitalist or angel investor. How to find the right investor for your business. Robert's to 2 tips for any startup.

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