Raising finance for your business- Striding Out in Kingston September 10, 2008

Raising Finance is a hot topic for anyone starting or growing a business.

We have invited financial experts and experienced entrepreneurs to discuss their insights, tips and pro's and cons' of raising finance from banks, business angels and venture capitalists.

The discussion will cover how to structure the partnerships, pitch your proposal and any other burning questions you might want to ask.
We encourage discussion and interaction throughout the event so you come away with the knowledge that you came for.

Our speakers include:
Senake Atureliya, Managing Director, Pie Finance
The PIE Micro-Investment platform (international patents pending) offers viable start-up companies who do not yet meet the requirements of the existing angel investment community direct access to the resources and funding they need to progress with no up front costs. The highly automated solution reduces risk, increase the investor audience to include suppliers and provides transparency to enable investment in a sector currently starved of investment.

Robert Soltanie, Director, The Best Property Company
Robert is the president of the Kingston University Entrepreneurs Society. He started his property company whilst at university and won the 2008 Entrepreneur of the Year award by Real World Magazine.

Angels Den is changing the way we find suitable investors and opportunities. Their dedicated team gather together the latest business ideas and present them to people serious about making equity investments in a user-friendly way; these include entrepreneurs trying to obtain business funding and small business finance as well as private investors looking for exciting business ideas to invest in.
The even is taking place at: Kingston University, John Galsworthy building, Penrhyn Road Campus, Kingston Upon Thames, London KT1 2EE, United Kingdom

Official Website: http://www.stridingout.co.uk/networking-events/kingston/raising-finance-get-informed-expert-event-13-8-2008.html