Sentence examples for fundraising term from inspiring English sources
Without a definition of synthetic biology and without information about what the synthetic biology companies are doing, synthetic biology seems more like an empty fundraising term than technology.
That includes traditional equity fundraising term sheets, convertible debt, KISS and SAFE docs.
The #Angels say they've found this translates into fewer fundraising term sheets and bargaining power for female founders when they come to the Sand Hill Road boy's club for venture capital.
Equally, some of the most successful projects in fundraising terms have come from fully fledged companies which have already had venture backing.
In fundraising terms, the Christingle is getting more popular.
As you develop your materials, ensure you understand all the fundraising terms.
As a side project, the company also released a tool to help entrepreneurs calculate the impact of their fundraising terms on their ultimate financial outcome.
But the departure of a billionaire of his status is still a blow to the organization, both in fundraising terms and in perception within the liberal donor community.
"To defeat an incumbent president, even one that's got the political problems of this one, the RNC has to operate at absolutely maximum capacity and this year they operated far, far, far below that in terms of fundraising, in terms of grassroots organization, and in terms of building strong, self-reliant state parties," said Barbour in an interview with Politico.
"Support from the LGBT community is making a huge difference," said Una Mullally, a prominent Irish journalist and leading activist for both marriage equality and the abortion rights movement "Not only in terms of fundraising, but also in terms of solidarity.
In this subsection, the term "fundraising" means the raising of funds through the active participation in the promotion, production, or presentation of an event designed to raise funds and does not include the direct solicitation of money by any other means.
