The phrase "activities ventures" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to ventures or projects related to activities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company is exploring new activities ventures to expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "activity projects" or "activity initiatives".
He also cites the desire for "direct engagement in charitable activities, venture philanthropy and an interest in maintaining a greater sense of philanthropic or family legacy" as the top motivations for establishing a private foundation.
For gentler activity, venture to the Valley of Butterflies in Petaloudes (€3), to follow paths past streams, pools and dancing butterflies.
Despite the well-known volatility due to the high risk-high return nature of VC activity, venture capital remains an important source of funding for entrepreneurs engaging in innovative activity in the information technology, medical/health and life sciences sectors.
Delivered in conjunction with Neil Doherty, a Barrow football legend who now runs an adventure activity venture, and overseen by recently retired head teacher Jill Byrne whose school was judged outstanding at four consecutive inspections, we are asking for big contributions from local businesses.
If Google and others slow acquisition activity, venture dollars will dry up too.
According to an October 2009 report by Clean Edge, a West Coast research group, clean tech has benefited greatly from infusions of federal government stimulus money, state activity, venture capital investment and moves by traditional industrial corporations and utilities to improve their efficiency, cut pollution and bolster renewable energy.
The failures did not distract the members from the core activity of mangrove reforestation, which was the primary reason for bonding together - even though the financial incentives to work on project activities and ventures were very limited.
And the activities of venture capitalists are still associated more with hugely profitable investments like Juniper (and, before it, Cisco, Apple, and Digital Equipment Corporation) than with ventures like Procket.
They describe their activities as "venture philanthropy," modeled on their business experiences, and some promote the concept of "e-philanthropy," which involves finding ways to make charitable giving easier.
On the back of that activity, Index Ventures raised a new fund of $550 million this year, while Balderton Capital raised $305M earlier this year.
