15,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
8 °P sammeln
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![CrowdFund Your StartUp!: Raising Venture Capital using New CrowdFunding Techniques]( "CrowdFund Your StartUp!: Raising Venture Capital using New CrowdFunding Techniques")
CrowdFund Your StartUp!: Raising Venture Capital using New CrowdFunding Techniques13,99 €![The African-American Community and Its Need for Venture Capital]( "The African-American Community and Its Need for Venture Capital")
The African-American Community and Its Need for Venture Capital16,99 €![Click Millionaires]( "Click Millionaires")
Click Millionaires18,99 €![Venture Capital Investors and Portfolio Firms]( "Venture Capital Investors and Portfolio Firms")
Venture Capital Investors and Portfolio Firms106,99 €![Business Is Dead]( "Business Is Dead")
Business Is Dead13,99 €![The Ultimate Start-Up Guide: Marketing Lessons, War Stories, and Hard-Won Advice from Leading Venture Capitalists and Angel Investors]( "The Ultimate Start-Up Guide: Marketing Lessons, War Stories, and Hard-Won Advice from Leading Venture Capitalists and Angel Investors")
The Ultimate Start-Up Guide: Marketing Lessons, War Stories, and Hard-Won Advice from Leading Venture Capitalists and Angel Investors15,99 €![Maverick Entrepreneurs' Complete Battle Guide to Raising Capital (Part I and Part II)]( "Maverick Entrepreneurs' Complete Battle Guide to Raising Capital (Part I and Part II)")
Maverick Entrepreneurs' Complete Battle Guide to Raising Capital (Part I and Part II)52,99 €
The Entrepreneurship in New York study is a joint venture of the SUNY Levin Institute, the Research Foundation of SUNY, and SUNY Geneseo. This study shows that New York now commands a larger share of national venture investment than in past studies. Although, within this picture a significant disconnect is revealed. New York's strong performance in academic R&D in the sciences stands in contrast with the relatively modest amounts of private investment available to move these innovations forward commercially. In 2012, 85% of the venture capital invested in New York State firms was invested in information technology and creative and commerce services, while 15% was invested in the life and physical sciences. By contrast, 89% of academic R&D expenditures in New York State were in the life and physical sciences, with only small amounts invested in IT. Authors Judith Albers, PhD, and Thomas R. Moebus feature important data and analysis that conclude increased investment in the life and physical sciences are needed. They identify specific opportunities for NYC and other investors that emerge as part of START-UP NY and other state initiatives.