1.Write a business plan that you can share with your potential investors before you begin looking for them
2.Decide on the type of investor you want to find
3.Net work
4.Check out funding Web sites where angel investors can find you
5.Call or visit a university with a strong entrepreneurial program, which generally will have connections to investors
6.Explore venture capital firms
Do you have a written business plan? And good credit, and $1000 or more of your own money to put in? Without that, you won't find an invesor unless you can convince friends and family.
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Family. Friends. Fools.
According. To Dragons Den. Reality TV.
Pitch to TV show looking for ideas for its investors to back.
Or crowdfunding. http://www.maxkeiser.com
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/10435276/Which-are-the-best-crowdfunding-websites.html
Seedrs.com
Seedrs.com is another well-known site, but has a greater focus on listing entrepreneurial firms that focuses on helping entrepreneurs gain their first seed capital
Investors can back a start-up firm by providing seed capital, for as little as ￡10, in exchange for equity.
Seedrs is currently seeking to raise ￡250,000 for a production of Happy Days, a stage production due to tour Britain, based on the Seventies American sitcom of the same name and featuring the "Fonz".
The company carries out full due diligence with all of the enterprises that list. But the firm also argues it is best "left to the crowd" to decide if the business is worthy enough to invest in.
The investor are mostly in stock markets.We have finding the good investor in online. Some of the websites are there. We have before investing to analysis the investor information. Every investor have to register their name in the recognized stock exchange.
I hear McDonald's is hiring. If you get hired there can you inform them of my lean burger idea. It involves creating a grill that drains the fat from their burger like a George Foreman grill. They could literally save the grease extract for money and also serve a more healthy burger.
Your question: "How do you find an investor? I have a company idea, that I believe is absolute gold. I believe I am sitting on a potential gold mine, and time is just ticking away, while money could be being made. I'm lacking the money to I need to start my company. I need around 2,000 dollars for supplies, and around 1,000 dollars to hire a contractor. That is literally all the money I need to be making millions, and I'm confident of that."
Ask one of these guys (Former Sens. John Breaux, D-La., and Trent Lott, R-Miss.):
"Russian bank hires two former U.S. senators | U.S. sanctions against Russia are becoming a boon for Washington's lobbyists" ? http://www.publicintegrity.org/2014/09/0...
They are always looking for a good investment and can probably help work out legal details, too. They also have a lot of friends in government and international commerce, so it could be a road to wealth for all concerned.
Here is someone else (Michele Obama) who is very much interested in money-making investments, seems to consistently pick clear winners with cash to burn (China, Inc.), and has a clear sense of how to spread the risk over a large base (the U.S. electorate and citizens still too young to vote):
“The high school was chosen for Mrs. Obama’s visit because it emphasizes the value of education abroad. Thirty American students are studying there this year under a program called School Year Abroad, and many of the Chinese students are expected to go to college in the United States. The Americans pay $50,000 a year, with students enrolled from elite East Coast schools, including Sidwell Friends in Washington, which the Obama daughters, Malia and Sasha, attend.” Jane Perlez | The New York Times | March 21, 2014 ? http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/22/world/...
