BOOTSRAPPING
Способ финансирования компании на свои деньги, без привлечения внешних инвестиций.
Using “friends and family” cash to get going. As Carey Martell, Founder of Power Up TV put it, “Bootstrapping a startup means ramen noodle days. Every time you want to splurge on something you think, ‘Well I could have that $20 steak dinner, or I could hire a virtual assistant from the Philippines.’.”
In Silicon Valley, bootstrapping has come to denote a founding team self-funding their venture.
Using “friends and family” cash to get going. As Carey Martell, Founder of Power Up TV put it, “Bootstrapping a startup means ramen noodle days. Every time you want to splurge on something you think, ‘Well I could have that $20 steak dinner, or I could hire a virtual assistant from the Philippines.’.”
In Silicon Valley, bootstrapping has come to denote a founding team self-funding their venture.
Bootstrapping was not difficult for her because she had a financial background and knew how to measure and evaluate her business expenses versus the cash flow needs.
He was not able to bootstrap his company as he needed a high six-figure capital outlay to purchase equipment for his concept.
She bootstrapped her business because she did not want to have to generate returns on the schedule that VCs would demand.
He was not able to bootstrap his company as he needed a high six-figure capital outlay to purchase equipment for his concept.
She bootstrapped her business because she did not want to have to generate returns on the schedule that VCs would demand.
