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Learn the process used to determine what a business is worth.

Strong investor partnerships are built on more than just money. These are the secrets to creating bonds that stand the test of time.

For Web3 to move beyond prototypes and achieve mainstream adoption, blockchains must deliver sub-second speed, massive scalability and predictable costs to meet real-world demands.

Here's why entrepreneurs must build their businesses with the end in mind.

Most founders think they have 18 months of runway — until a small change in spending throws the plan off course. Here is how to pressure-test your forecast before it's too late.

Entrepreneurship often comes with a steep learning curve.

Co-investing is the quiet edge that builds better funds. Smart investors use it to scale faster, de-risk smarter and deepen trust.

The Hoopbus started as a grassroots passion project in Los Angeles and has grown into a global nonprofit using basketball to drive cultural connection and social impact. For entrepreneurs, it's a powerful case study in how purpose, mobility and community can scale into a movement.

From gaining early traction to strengthening your team and digital presence, here are the real-world steps founders must take to become truly investable.

Madison Reed is reshaping the NIL landscape by offering female athletes like Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers equity, mentorship and real business opportunities — not just endorsements.

Public speaking isn't just a communication skill — it's the key to raising capital, building high-value networks and accelerating business growth after 35. Learn how to develop this ability in 2025.

As venture capitalists become more purpose-driven, businesses need to be aware of the traits they expect to see in founders they see a future with.

Jacqueline and Scot Tatelman's nonprofit summer camp inspired them to start a purpose-driven business that's still going strong over a decade later.

Everette Taylor founded his first company at 19 — this is his best advice for people who want to start a business.

Coulter and Trent Lewis had an early research breakthrough that helped them solve for the right problem.

The agency is facing elimination. But this could be an opportunity.

Andy Hunter, founder and CEO of Bookshop.org, set out to support independent bookstores across the U.S.

When Lee Mayer moved from New York City to Denver, Colorado, she wanted to find an affordable, fun way to decorate her home.

Investors don't just fund your future — they audit your past. A well-structured data room can be the difference between closing and collapsing.

Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge bought a farm in upstate New York as a weekend getaway — but a series of unexpected events led to a global brand.

When your business outgrows your financial systems, guesswork becomes expensive, and control slips fast.

Join us on June 16th to discover insider strategies and hard-earned lessons from one of the country's most prolific angel investors. Learn how to secure the right funding and partners to grow your business.

Most businesses don't fail from lack of demand — they fail because their financial systems can't support growth. These are the seven areas you need to fix first.

Steve Magami, co-founder with Thomas Snyder of Fruitist, was tired of playing "berry roulette."

Steve and Brittany Yeng were discouraged from pursuing their unique idea, but they didn't listen to the naysayers.

Understanding your startup's financial runway is crucial. Here's why many founders struggle with this question and how to address it.