Investment the Ideal Route to Small Business Success
London, United Kingdom, December 29, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Investment is always good for business as it helps in the growth of the business. This motto has remained in the conversation between Christian Nelleman, the founder of XLN Telecom, George Whitehead, the manager of Octopus Investments, a retail fund management company, Bend Wilson, founder of Jazooli.com, Darren Fell, MD and founder of Crunch Accounting, an online accountancy service, Richard Beaven, a partner in Boodle Hatfield LLP, Aaron Etingen, the CEO and founder of London School of Business and Finance, and Tom Elgar, the founder of Passle, a blog and content generation tool for SMEs.
According to the official sources, the British people are more driven towards business success stories that are more associated to investment and backing from a top business entrepreneur. This appetite changes for popular BBC show, “The Apprentice”, which moved its focus onto investment rather than just a job.
Shown a significant increase in the popularity of the phrase, “invest in my business”, the perception tends to exist that investment equals success of the venture.
While the major opinion of people is that driving investment in equity exchange is a certain journey towards growth, most successful businesses still strive to differentiate themselves. In the conversation, Tim Berry, a top-notch American businessman discussed about his top ten reasons, which reveal why should not investment looked ahead as a start-up, that hit certain issues including the fact that it ceases to completely work for oneself and that can even end up losing firm to any of the investor, which could result to huge loss.
Therefore, many have put up this question in the conversation where there is ever an ideal time to give off equity in any type of business and if yes, then how an entrepreneur identify when that is? Other questions have also been asked in the conversation, including whether media that displays investment doing small businesses a right thing or complete injustice? How a business entrepreneur should decide whether investing is a good decision or not. These questions have made the conversation interesting and have pushed the entrepreneurs to ponder over it.
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