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albert culmer

Looking for an investor or investors

I am interested in looking for an investor or investors

to partner with me in a million-dollar project. I am a inventor

and I have many new inventions so I will be needing a partner whom

I can trust to help me with all my new projects. The reason I need a partner

is that I have dyslexia. If you know anyone who

might be interested, please send them my way with a disclosure agreement.

Thanks, Albert Culmer

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Posted 2009-09-07T21:53:07Z
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Try this Ace Good luck...

Visit the Go Big Network website (see "Resources" for a direct link). You will be presented with a list of search results.

Step 2
Narrow the search results down by first clicking the "Investors" tab and then choosing the specific attributes that you are looking for from an investor. Select the amount of investment you are seeking, how you are looking to be funded and the specific industries that you would like the investor to have a history with. If the location of the investor is important to you then enter the zip code. Press "Update Results" to get a list of private investors. (You will need to subscribe to services in order to contact members.)
Step 3
Fill out a funding request at Go Big Network as well, detailing your business needs, including the amount you need to get your business off the ground, the income potential of your business idea, how you plan to use money received from an investor and a little about yourself (your background and experience in your chosen industry). You will be connected with a list of private investors that match your needs.
Step 4
Go to your local chamber of commerce office and request information about the private investors in your area and upcoming networking events where private investors will be present.
Step 5
Visit the small business development center (SBDC) closest to you (you may also be able to get information about local SBDCs at your chamber of commerce). Most major cities have programs that are set up to help young entrepreneurs get on their feet. Ask them for a list of private investors in your area, or for information about other organizations in your area that help small business owners get funding from private sources.