Ever wondered how to raise money to finance a startup, whether it's hi-tech, bio-tech, or a boutique restaurant? Richard West, CEO of Liquid Logic, describes how startups of all kinds can acquire financing, big or small. Mr. West is CEO of Advanced Liquid Logic, his third early stage company as CEO. Advanced Liquid Logic is a fast-growing Duke technology spinout exploiting a novel microfluidics technology that the company will apply to medical diagnostics and other markets. Prior to joining Advanced Liquid Logic, Mr. West was founder and CEO of TriVirix, a medical equipment contract manufacturer. Part of the Duke Entrepreneurship Education Series. Visit www.dukedees.com for more information. Теги:dukeuniversityentrepreneurshipeducationseriesventurecapitalcompanyinvestmentbusinessfundingraisingraisemoneyfinancing
Complete video at: fora.tv Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of The Grameen Bank, describes his successful micro-credit financing program catering to the unlikeliest of clients: street beggars. This program was recorded in joint collaboration with the Commonwealth Club of California and Link TV. ----- Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of The Grameen Bank, speaks about his new book Creating a World Without Poverty. Muhammad Yunus is founder and managing director of the Grameen Bank, established in Bangladesh in 1983. Dr. Yunus founded the bank with the objective of helping poor people escape from poverty by providing loans on terms suitable to them and by teaching them a few sound principles of finances so they can help themselves. The Grameen Bank has advanced to the forefront of a burgeoning world movement toward eradicating poverty through micro-lending and its model has been replicated in over 100 countries worldwide. In 2006, Dr. Yunus was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work with the Bank. Теги:freemarketscapitalismsocialissuesloansloaningsalesbusinessbankingfinancepovertypoorhomelessresponsibilityfora.tvforatvforatv
UCC 1 Financing Statement .. What is the Banksters fraud? .. ** When you took out a loan, you signed a Promissory Note. A promissory note is a Monetary Instrument, much like the dollar bills you have in your pocket. Lets say for example that you signed a Promissory Note for a Mortgage in the amount of $100000. To a bank, that Promissory Note is the Same As Cash. Proof: If you look at a United States Dollar Bill, you will see written at the top the words Federal Reserve Note. In essence, this Reserve Note is a Promissory Note. This dollar bill is evidence of a debt the Federal Government owes the Federal Reserve. Your Promissory Note is evidence of a debt you owe the bank ... So to a banker, your $100000 Promissory Mortgage Note is like a $100000 Bill. They take this Note and they create a Demand Account, in your name, without telling you about it!!! The balance of the Demand Account goes from $0 to $100000 by depositing the PROMISSORY NOTE into this account. When they write a Cashiers Check for $100000.00 (to pay the seller of the house you just bought their Monies in Full), the balance in YOUR Demand Account goes back down to $0. Most Importantly if the whole process stopped right here, there would be no crime committed, no fraud committed, and everyone would be in an EQUITABLE position. HOWEVER, the moment you start paying interest and principle payments after your Demand Account is brought to $0 (above), these payments become your damages. The bank is taking money out ... Теги:UCC-1FinancingStatementucc1financestrawmanredemptionsovereigntybankstersbankfraudpromissorynotemonetaryinstrumentequalacceptacceptedforvaluemortgagefederalreserveequitableconversioncompensatorydamages
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. We've seen the European Central Bank try and prop up sinking assets in a Eurozone engulfed by a tidal wave of debt. However, our next guest, Reggie Middleton, says that vultures scouring the continent for distressed assets are actually causing a micro-bubble in these same scraps. How big could this bubble get, and what could eventually pop it? And while we are on the subject of bubbles, let's not forget Facebook's impending IPO. The company is targeting a valuation near 100 billion dollars in what would be a record debut for an American company. At nearly 100 billion dollars, it would rival the market values of companies like Amazon and McDonalds. We ask Reggie Middleton if he thinks this is a bubble in the making, or fair value for a booming industry of social networking and ad-driven revenue models. Also, in the US, the jobs reports for April shows unemployment ticking down a notch to 8.1 percent, but Reggie Middleton will tell us why anyone enthusiastic about the US jobs situation is smoking something called "Hopium." The meager 115 thousand jobs the labor department says the economy added is just the start. And the jobs numbers have people again asking if the Fed is going to act, and how? You just can't leave the fed out of any conversation anymore it seems. In fact, our own guest Jim Grant was invited on Bloomberg yesterday to give his own, rather colorful, view of the Federal Reserve. He borrowed the ... Теги:Capital AccountLauren LysterDemetri KofinasReggie MiddletonRussia TodayrtamericaRTECBCentral BanksdepressionLTRObanksEurozone Crisiseuro projectvampire squidJim GrantFederal ReserveFacebookIPOjobs reportunemploymentunderemploymentGDPrecessiongrowthmatt taibbibubbletech bubbletech stocksdistressed assetsmark zuckerberggroup onlinked inZIRPQE
(November 4, 2009) Lyndon Rive, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of SolarCity, discusses the business model and future prospects of his rapidly growing company, which concentrates on installing affordable photovoltaic systems for residential customers using a unique financing model. Stanford University www.stanford.edu SolarCity Photovoltaics http Woods Institute Energy Seminar energyseminar.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com Теги:economicsphotovoltaicssolar powerresidentialenergy industryfinancing
