Unlock Hidden Capital: Leverage Your Intellectual Property for Business Funding

As a CEO, startup, or business owner, you always look for ways to finance your business. Whether for product development, marketing, or expansion, funding is vital in taking your business to the next level. While traditional funding sources, including loans, venture capital, and angel investors, may come to mind, there’s […]

How to Leverage Your IP Assets to Fund Your Business – Video

As businesses grow, they often need more capital to finance their operations. Most of the time, businesses turn to traditional sources of financing, such as venture capital or bank loans. But what do you do if you don’t have access to these traditional sources? That’s where IP assets come in. […]

Why Telling a Good IP Story Gets Investors Interested in Funding Your Startup

Tell a good IP story and investors are interested in funding your start-up. Tell them the same old “we’ve got a great product and no competition” and they’ll probably walk away. Your intellectual property is directly linked to the future success and revenues of your start-up. You’ve got little or […]

Why Licensing Takes the Guess Work Out of an Exit Strategy

When it comes to planning an exit strategy most often it’s the best guess. Especially for startups where a solid exit strategy can make a difference in attracting investors. That’s where creating an exit based on a well-thought-out licensing strategy provides investors with the confidence they need to make the investment.

How to Use Licensing as a Nonprofit Funding Strategy

If you’re like most nonprofits, you face a big “business” challenge – funding. You rely on fundraising and the result is you spend a lot of time trying to find donors instead of fulfilling your social mission. But there is a better strategy to rely less on donations by creating income-generating activities. That strategy is licensing.

How to Use Your IP to Raise Non-Dilutive Capital

With licensing, there’s no need to struggle to grow your startup or business internally, trying to raise capital by selling more equity and taking on the costly overhead. Instead, you reach out to partners who in turn license your IP for different products and markets, enabling your company to grow with no limitations and unlimited income opportunities.

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