April 18 seminar will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
at the Neumont University campus in South Jordan, Utah
April 16, 2007 (Press Release) --
SALT LAKE CITY – April 15, 2007 – The Wayne Brown Institute (WBI) today announced that entrepreneurship and venture capital experts Will West, Damon Kirchmeier and Lily Langen will give presentations at its next “How to Raise Money in Utah” seminar.
This event, the latest in WBI’s rotating series of free seminars on the venture fundraising process in Utah, will be held on Wednesday April 18, 2007 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Neumont University.
“Navigating the venture capital scene unprepared for its challenges is like trying to make your way through an active minefield,” said Brad Bertoch, president of WBI. “Seemingly small mistakes can mean the difference between securing funding and ‘blowing’ the deal of a lifetime. Our aim is to arm entrepreneurs with the knowledge and contacts they need to find funding and avoid commonly made mistakes.”
Topics discussed at the event will include fundraising basics, when and how to involve service professionals and how to successfully attract venture capital. Following the individual presentations will be a question and answer session where attendees will have an opportunity to further explore issues in depth and further learn from the experts present.
“We’re grateful that Will West, Damon Kirchmeier and Lily Langen have agreed to be a part of this upcoming event,” Bertoch said. “They offer a wealth of information and invaluable experience that will benefit every attendee as they progress down the road to building their own successful organizations.”
Registration is currently available online at http://venturecapital.org/seminars.html or by calling 801-595-1141. There is no cost to attend the workshop, though attendance is limited. Additional information about WBI, its other events, services and resources can also be found at www.venturecapital.org.
About the Wayne Brown Institute
Located in Salt Lake City, the Wayne Brown Institute is the oldest, most successful non-profit venture capital accelerator in the world and was formed in 1983 by Dr. Wayne S. Brown. It seeks to educate early-stage companies through mentor-based training in the methods of becoming attractive, viable investments for venture capitalists, while creating value-added relationships between entrepreneurs, capital providers and key professionals specializing in equity-backed business. The Wayne Brown Institute is nationally recognized for its expertise in understanding and applying the venture capital funding processes of Silicon Valley to areas that are capital constrained.
# # #
This event, the latest in WBI’s rotating series of free seminars on the venture fundraising process in Utah, will be held on Wednesday April 18, 2007 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Neumont University.
“Navigating the venture capital scene unprepared for its challenges is like trying to make your way through an active minefield,” said Brad Bertoch, president of WBI. “Seemingly small mistakes can mean the difference between securing funding and ‘blowing’ the deal of a lifetime. Our aim is to arm entrepreneurs with the knowledge and contacts they need to find funding and avoid commonly made mistakes.”
Topics discussed at the event will include fundraising basics, when and how to involve service professionals and how to successfully attract venture capital. Following the individual presentations will be a question and answer session where attendees will have an opportunity to further explore issues in depth and further learn from the experts present.
“We’re grateful that Will West, Damon Kirchmeier and Lily Langen have agreed to be a part of this upcoming event,” Bertoch said. “They offer a wealth of information and invaluable experience that will benefit every attendee as they progress down the road to building their own successful organizations.”
Registration is currently available online at http://venturecapital.org/seminars.html or by calling 801-595-1141. There is no cost to attend the workshop, though attendance is limited. Additional information about WBI, its other events, services and resources can also be found at www.venturecapital.org.
About the Wayne Brown Institute
Located in Salt Lake City, the Wayne Brown Institute is the oldest, most successful non-profit venture capital accelerator in the world and was formed in 1983 by Dr. Wayne S. Brown. It seeks to educate early-stage companies through mentor-based training in the methods of becoming attractive, viable investments for venture capitalists, while creating value-added relationships between entrepreneurs, capital providers and key professionals specializing in equity-backed business. The Wayne Brown Institute is nationally recognized for its expertise in understanding and applying the venture capital funding processes of Silicon Valley to areas that are capital constrained.
# # #
Email
Print
SPAM
