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Richard A Baron, Dave Sheppard, Teresa Gonzalo, and Enzo Villani led our panel at the 10x Medical Device Conference and you can access the full recording at http://medgroup.biz/funds Among the topics they discussed: What kind of capital should I raise? Is there such a thing as “bad money?” How do investors determine how risky an investment is? Rick added: Whenever you’re raising capital ask yourself, “How much do I need? Why do I need it? How will I pay it back?” And, “The day you get the check is the day you start the next round.” Full recording at http://medgroup.biz/funds +++ RELATED DISCUSSIONS ON RAISING MONEY How to Get Money for MedDev Startups How to Give a Medical Device Pitch Medical Device Funding’s Dead Zone Best Time to Sell Your Medical Device Company How Big is Big Enough? Links to related discussions +++ CALL FOR 10x SPEAKERS at http://medgroup.biz/callforspeakers +++ FREE WEBINARS Today: Improving Enterprise Value for the MedTech Executive at http://medgroup.biz/value Next week: Leveraging Big Data to Mitigate Medical Device Risks at http://medgroup.biz/bigdata +++ Make it a great week. Joe Hage Julie Omohundro Julie Omohundro Julie Omohundro Your perspective is probably legitimate, but I also think there is a flip side, which others here probably know better than I do. I think there are many IP holders/developers who are a perfect fit for some of the investors you describe. Julie Omohundro What kinds of investors don’t think its risky for a medical device company to have no medical expertise? Jacques Daniel. Labelle Jacques Daniel. Labelle Dov Kivel Marked as spam
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