Financing Women's Growth-Oriented Firms
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Susan Coleman is Professor of Finance at the University of Hartford's Barney School of Business. She is co-author of Creating the Social Venture (2015) and A Rising Tide (Stanford, 2012).Alicia M. Robb is Senior Fellow with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and Visiting Scholar at the University of California, Berkeley and the University of Colorado, Boulder. An angel investor and mentor to young firms, Alicia is co-author of Race and Entrepreneurial Success (2010) and A Rising Tide (Stanford, 2012).
1. Introduction: Why Growth? 2. A Status Report on Growth-Oriented Women Entrepreneurs 3. What We Know About the Challenges for Growth-Oriented Women 4. A Star is Born! Financing Strategies for Nascent Entrepreneurs 5. First Things First: Financing Strategies for Early Stage Firms 6. The White Knuckle Flight: Survival Stage Strategies for Growth-Oriented Firms, Part I 7. Brave New World: Survival Stage Strategies for Growth-Oriented Firms, Part II 8. Crowdfunding: The New Kid on the Block 9. Liftoff! Financing Strategies for Scaling Up and Managing Rapid Growth 10. Going for Gold: Harvesting Value 11. No Rest: Life After Harvesting Value 12. Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Women Investors