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Raising Capital for your Business

Saturday, July 25, 2009 from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM (ET)

Macon, GA

Raising Capital for your Business

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 Raising Capital for your Business

Financial Resources for Your Business

Capitalize assets to ensure, there's enough money to get up and running. 

Too many companies fail to raise capital since they are unaware of the significant time requirements to do so. Those firms who understand these requirements and budget accordingly are the ones most likely to persevere and end up with the capital they need

Many companies vastly underestimate the time commitment necessary to successfully complete a financing. Some are straightforward and simple in terms of effects on your business and personal finances, others are subtler.There's no such thing as the simple fit. Choosing an organizational structure, marketing & advertising will be a balancing act among the various factors, advantages and disadvantages including tax liability, insurance culpability and personnel structuring. TFGI focuses on the following to help you obtain the different ways you can finance the growth of your business:

1. Startup Financing
2. Equipment Leasing
3. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)
4. Microloans
5. Asset-Based Loans
6. Bank-Term Loans
7. SBA-Guaranteed Loans
8. Private Loan Guarantees
9. 504 Loans
10. Royalty Financing
11. Federal Government Venture Capital
12. Angel Investors
13. Business Incubators
14. 401(k) Financing
15. Direct Public Offerings
16. Reverse Merger
17. Initial Public Offerings
18. Institutional Venture Capital

The key processes in the capital-raising process include 1) perfecting the business plan, offering memorandum, and other company due diligence materials, 2) developing a comprehensive, targeted prospective investor list, 3) contacting this list and responding to investor due diligence requests, and 4) negotiating the transaction.

 Regulating Flow

Entrepreneurs must identify their start-up capital needs and cash-flow requirements. The total of the two, plus a reserve, will determine the total amount needed to open a new business. Never underestimate the amount of money it takes to get started. Finding venture capital, traditional financing, and establishing corporate credit is essential in starting a new business. We'll help you obtain cash for your business - not just lines of credit with specific stores or vendors - so you can spend your money the way you feel is best.

Financing

We'll help you obtain the corporate credit you need now. And then, show you how to do it without a personal guarantee. So your company is 100% responsible for its own debts and you and your family aren't left holding the bag. TFGI can show you how to aggressively achieve many of the following:

  • Start-up Costs
  • Qualify for Federal Grant Opportunities & Small Business Loans
  • Organize Information
  • Establish Trade Agreements

When & Where



567 Cafe
567 Cherry Street
Macon, GA 31201

Saturday, July 25, 2009 from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM (ET)


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TFGI Government & Infrastructure Co.



TFGI, Government & Infrastructure Co. specializes in Business development, Implementation Support and Program Management Planning.

TFGI is dedicated to government & infrastructure services supporting a diversified group of clients with professional consulting & outsourcing services in multidisciplinary industries.

TFGI blends the unique skills and talents of our company with our clients in an optimal setting to analyze, develop and implement solutions that give our clients the strategic edge.