Sentence examples for Direct venture from inspiring English sources
KENNETH RIND New York City, April 17 The writer is a co-founder of PEI Corporate Ventures, which helps companies deal with the problems of direct venture investments.
Typically, the government doesn't act as a direct venture capital investor — a labor-intensive role that involves picking which companies to invest in and then nurturing their development.
She has cold called asset managers, launched the first internet coverage to grow a boutique Pacific Northwest investment bank into a mid-size one and subsequent acquisition, managed investor relations to increase shareholder value at a publicly traded Santa Clara software company, and made direct venture capital investments in early-stage high tech companies.
This is a relatively direct venture if the nAbts system is stimuli-responsive.
So let's give Kirsten a chance on her first directing venture, sit back, and wait patiently for her second.
Jack founded and directs Venture for All®, a global program designed to educate aspiring entrepreneurs and build capacity for high potential startup ventures in emerging markets, with the ultimate goal to enhance entrepreneurial ecosystems in support of regional innovation and economic development.
She has directed on a number of productions at Princeton, and she recalls that Vasen, who passed away unexpectedly in December 2015, supported her through a number of independent directing ventures culminating in a production of Macbeth on campus.
Whether you go direct to venture capitalists (VCs) or try crowdfunding, the route you take to secure funding depends on your level of experience and how brave you are.
Finally, Google itself, has made a number of direct corporate venture investments.
Intel need not closely manage every investment because it typically coinvests alongside VC firms that direct the ventures' growth and monitor their performance.
Marx hoped that the economic crisis would shortly lead to a revival of the revolutionary movement; when this hope faded, he came into conflict once more with those whom he called "the alchemists of the revolution," such as August von Willich, a communist who proposed to hasten the advent of revolution by undertaking direct revolutionary ventures.
