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6 Ways to Know an Investor Is the Right Fit for Your Company

Finding someone to support your business is about more than facts and figures on a term sheet.
Source: Andrea Ucini
Andrea Ucini

Landing funding is one thing -- and deciding whether an investor is actually right for your brand is another. When it comes to finding an investor that is the right fit there are a number of things to keep in mind, including communication, reputation and commitment. To learn if an investor is right for your business, here are six tips

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