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RAIN: Navigating Friends and Family Financing
RAIN: Navigating Friends and Family Financing

RAIN: Navigating Friends and Family Financing

Are you considering investing in a friend or family member's business venture, or are you an entrepreneur seeking funding to fuel your business growth? Join us for an insightful workshop led by David Dicosola, a seasoned investor who has successfully transitioned from entrepreneurship to investment.

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Time & Location

Mar 14, 2024, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Tucson, 44 N Stone Tucson, AZ 85745

About the Event

Are you considering investing in a friend or family member's business venture, or are you an entrepreneur seeking funding to fuel your business growth? Join us for an insightful workshop led by David Dicosola, a seasoned investor who has successfully transitioned from entrepreneurship to investment. In this session, you'll learn the art of effectively raising capital from friends and family, a critical step for many startups and small businesses, while also gaining insights into the perspective of early-stage investors.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Understanding the Landscape: Explore the dynamics of raising capital from friends and family, including the unique challenges and opportunities it presents for both entrepreneurs and investors.

  • Legal Essentials: Gain clarity on the necessary legal documents and agreements needed to protect both the entrepreneur's and the investor's interests. Learn about shareholder agreements, promissory notes, and other crucial legal frameworks.

  • Risk Awareness: Identify the potential pitfalls and risks associated with…

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lending@cictucson.org
(520) 529-1766 X 221  

2033 E Grant Road
Tucson, AZ 85719

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Community Investment Corporations acknowledges the sovereignty of Native Nations and acknowledges the twenty two federally recognized Indigenous tribes of the state of Arizona and those who inhabit Pima County. We honor the tribal nations who have served as caretakers of this land from time immemorial and respectfully acknowledge the ancestral homelands of the Tohono O’odham Nation and the multi-millennial presence of the Pascua Yaqui tribe within Pima County. CIC strives to disrupt systems that perpetuate oppression and create a better life for residents of Southern Arizona.

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