Monthly Archives: April 2006

Financials help funding

One of the things that I am most excited about with FundingUniverse.com is the new financial models that a good friend named Travis is putting together. Over the past month, Travis and I have been meeting on a weekly basis … Continue reading

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Attornies = friends

I just recently read an article from the Utah Business Magazine Newsletter entitled “Attorneys are Often Overlooked ‘Business Partners’.”  The article could be summarized with this quote: Companies, both large and small, should integrate attorneys into their business teams, rather … Continue reading

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Funding Google

If you haven’t been able to tell, I LOVE TO LEARN (especially when it is something that I am passionate about). One of the coolest things that I have been studying lately are company histories. For example, I was reading … Continue reading

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Angel inefficiencies

I am constantly fascinated to learn about angel investing. I suppose that one of the reasons that the space is so interesting is because it isn’t a very efficient market (There is very little information available on the deals that … Continue reading

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The X factor

Over the past month, I’ve had quite the discussion with a couple of my brothers. They have given me a hard time because I am in to blogging, podcasting, and other “Web 2.0″ things. The question that they kept asking … Continue reading

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Podcast convert

As I mentioned in my last post… my wife and I ended up moving last week.  While we are stoked about the new opportunity, I’m not stoked about the increased commute time that I will be experiencing. With all of … Continue reading

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