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Listen for a change? A longitudinal field experiment on listening's potential to enhance persuasion. [PDF]
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Communication as a Key Performance Indicator in Employer Branding in the Context of the Social Economy-A Quantitative Study. [PDF]
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End-of-life experiences in the dying process: scoping and mixed-methods systematic review. [PDF]
BMJ Support Palliat CareSilva TO, Ribeiro HG, Moreira-Almeida A.
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Sources of financing: Which ones are more effective in innovation-growth linkage?
Econ SystSantos AM, Cincera M, Cerulli G.
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Business Angels Academies: Unleashing the Potential for Business Angel Investment
Venture Capital, 2005Previous research has highlighted the existence of an information problem (information gap) among business angels, mainly due to their desire to keep a low public profile and to the informal character of the market. The creation of business angels' networks was promoted in order to deal with this gap.
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Do business angel networks deliver value to business angels?
Venture Capital, 2008Business angel networks act as a financial intermediary between investors and start-ups and are a means of overcoming the problem of matching entrepreneurs and business angels. In reality, most business angel networks do not accomplish this goal. Using the results of an empirical survey and five exploratory case studies, we develop three propositions ...
Dodo Zu Knyphausen-Aufseß +1 more
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Women business angels: Insights from angel groups
Venture Capital, 2007Abstract Women have become a significant and growing financial power over the past 20 years and are developing an increasing presence in the angel market. However, there is a paucity of research on the role of women as angel investors. Do women angels have a tendency to invest in women entrepreneurs?
Jeffrey E. Sohl, Laura Hill
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The Journal of Private Equity, 2000
Empirical examination of business angels in Germany reveals a thriving market for investment opportunities and investor satisfaction. Although angels accept less than 10% of the opportunities offered, Germany9s informal equity investors provide an important resource to bridge the financing gap for entrepreneurial startups having capital requirements ...
Gary M. Cadenhead +4 more
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Empirical examination of business angels in Germany reveals a thriving market for investment opportunities and investor satisfaction. Although angels accept less than 10% of the opportunities offered, Germany9s informal equity investors provide an important resource to bridge the financing gap for entrepreneurial startups having capital requirements ...
Gary M. Cadenhead +4 more
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2014
A comparative analysis of startups financing forms focusing on "Business Angels". Case studies related to financing startups in a phase of seed or early development and research for markets, which received funds from private investors or Angels networks, in the international arena, but also in Greece.
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A comparative analysis of startups financing forms focusing on "Business Angels". Case studies related to financing startups in a phase of seed or early development and research for markets, which received funds from private investors or Angels networks, in the international arena, but also in Greece.
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2000
Young and innovative companies have the problem to get risk capital. The life cycle of a company shows that losses have to be accepted within the first stages. It has to be looked for venture capital. A special way is working with Business Angels. The authors analyse the decision making of Business Angels.
Steiner, Manfred, Tebroke, Hermann-Josef
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Young and innovative companies have the problem to get risk capital. The life cycle of a company shows that losses have to be accepted within the first stages. It has to be looked for venture capital. A special way is working with Business Angels. The authors analyse the decision making of Business Angels.
Steiner, Manfred, Tebroke, Hermann-Josef
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