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The story about my financial loss, “We just lost a lot of money, and boy, is my wife upset!” generated more feedback than anything I’ve shared in my seven years with you.
Many wrote me privately about their own flirtations with loss. Others about how difficult it’s been to raise funds for their very worthy endeavor. This discussion is an invitation for anyone seeking capital for medical device innovation to tell us why we should invest in you. I’ll promote this discussion far and wide, in hopes of generating the traffic and interest you so desperately need. There’s no charge, only publicity and conversation. Good luck. Marked as spam
 Posted by Asked on February 22, 2019 10:22 am
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I'm currently attempting to raise Series a funds for a desrisked breakthrough innovation that can be on market in six months after completing the raise, and has a ready unsolicited book of business. Currently the Company has 49 patents issued, with another 50+ pending (some patents were acquired); has completed multiple independent clinical studies, with another seven on-going; and is focused on One Health - as defined by the CDC.. Marked as spam
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If entrepreneurs would like a quick verification of the regulatory pathway for their product in EU, Canada or USA; my firm will be happy to provide this for you during a free introductory meeting. We can every record it so you can share with potential investors. To schedule a call, use this link: https://calendly.com/13485cert/30min Marked as spam
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