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✓ Published: 29-Mar-2010
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This is a panel discussion on The First $25,000: How to Get the Funds That Get You Started Panel at The Embarkons Peer Financing Conference on March 19, 2010 hosted by Sun Microsystems and PayPal X.The conference was held at Sun Microsystems in Menlo Park, CA. nnOver $200 billion goes to startups in their initial stage. Even before considering venture capital what are the ways to get your startup up and going? You’ll learn the creative and innovative ways that entrepreneurs use to get that f
This is a panel discussion on The First $25,000: How to Get the Funds That Get You Started Panel at The Embarkons Peer Financing Conference on March 19, 2010 hosted by Sun Microsystems and PayPal X.The conference was held at Sun Microsystems in Menlo Park, CA. nnOver $200 billion goes to startups in their initial stage. Even before considering venture capital what are the ways to get your startup up and going? You’ll learn the creative and innovative ways that entrepreneurs use to get that f
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