Nifnex TV – Attracting Investors and Crowdfunding

by Team BidBuddy | Jan 22, 2020 | Business Essentials, Pricing, Tender writing tips, Tenders

Sue Findlay; BidBuddy as an expert tenders & proposals advisor, Sue will also share the ever green components of an investor proposal that will satisfy & impress your potential investors

Jamie Vine; Liberty Executive offices Jamie will share essential pros and cons of getting investors for a project. He has many years of experience and deals with a number of new businesses/projects that hatch out of Liberty Executive offices.

Rajab Karume; Needle’n’Hay As an advisor to some of the new investor and crowd funding digital platforms, Rajab will share the essential information that every entrepreneur needs to know before they launch into crowd funding. .

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