What do you do if potential investors are not interested in your innovation?
Facing rejection from potential investors can be disheartening, especially when you've poured your heart and soul into an innovation. It's a situation many entrepreneurs encounter, but it's not the end of the road. The key is to understand that each 'no' is a step closer to that 'yes' you're striving for, and it's an opportunity to refine your approach and strengthen your proposition. Building relationships with investors is a skill, and like any skill, it requires persistence, insight, and the ability to learn from feedback. This article will guide you through what to do if you find that investors are not initially interested in your innovation.
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Shally HallExecutive Director @ Ur'VA Consultancy Group | Driving Excellence in HR & Healthcare with AI and Automations | Expert…
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Jason Matuska, PRC, CDR, CIR, ACIR, CSMR, CTR, CASRSenior Technical Recruiter @ Prudent Engineering | Advanced Certified Internet Recruiter | Certified AI and Sourcing…
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Daniel SantiagoRVP & Northeast Market Leader @ Toews Asset Management | RIA & Capital Markets Specialist | ETF Research & Portfolio…