Getting Angel Investors or Venture Capital for Your Project is the Key to its Success
WYSE Capital Group Unites Angel Investors and Entrepreneurs
/EINPresswire.com/ Dallas, TX - October 22, 2012 -- Many incredible companies never make it because they are severely undercapitalized.
"Companies are in dire need of capital and fewer projects are getting off the ground these days, because of a lack of capital. However, many projects are doing extremely well in the marketplace. And many of these projects have turned into major companies, dominating their respective industries. The secret to their success, it seems, has less to do with the projects themselves, and more to do with the funding that these projects have received," says Milton Arch of WYSE Capital Group.
"We see that adequately funded companies fare much better in the marketplace than undercapitalized companies, regardless of competitive advantages," he says.
It seems that the companies that enter the marketplace adequately funded can outperform undercapitalized companies with superior products and services. This is because the well-funded companies can fully execute their business plans and beat others to market. The first people in the marketplace often end up becoming recognized as the leader and trusted source. Undercapitalized companies are not able to spend adequate amounts of money branding themselves, and consequently, don't gain much of the market share in their respective industries.
"Properly funded projects are spending money on branding and reaping the rewards that this brings them on many levels," explains Arch.
Investors, angel investors, brokerage firms, venture capitalists and other groups know that properly funded projects can dominate the market, and this is why they are always on the lookout for the next "big idea." It seems that they have an insatiable appetite for projects that have tremendous upside potential and just need the proper funding to reach their goals.
"Besides bringing in the money that companies need, investors, angel investors, venture capitalists, brokerage firms, and other groups can also bring valuable management experience to the project that they are funding," says Arch. Indeed, the management experience that is brought to bear by investors, angel investors, venture capitalists, brokerage firms, and other groups, can end up be more valuable that the capital these groups provide.
"So in the final analysis, adequately funded companies have a much better chance for success in the marketplace than do undercapitalized companies. And the management experience that the investors, angel investors, brokerage firms, venture capitalists and other groups provide, can mean the difference between success and failure. But, when the management experience is added to the capital that they provide; the results can truly be explosive," says Arch. However, as the saying goes, "Only those that act quickly reap the rewards." So if you have a project or company that could use an infusion of capital, it is better to act sooner, rather than later.
About WYSE Capital Group
WYSE Capital Group (http://www.WYSECapital.com), is a corporate research and venture capital firm that specializes in early stage and middle stage companies. They provide access to Venture Capital/Angel Investors. They are always looking for projects, and encourage people to contact them, as they work with a global network of affiliates who are always in need of new projects. They also provide investors with truly incredible opportunities. The company pursues, advises and invests with entrepreneurial companies across many different industries. Their goal is to identify companies that show extraordinary promise. Once companies are identified, WYSE Capital Group assists clients in achieving their ultimate goals and objectives. Simply stated, their goal is to help companies build assets and increase revenues, which of course, can ultimately lead to wealth for both the entrepreneur and the investor.
For more information contact:
Milton Arch
WYSE Capital Group
http://www.WYSECapital.com
972-510-5396
MiltonArch@WYSECapital.com
/EINPresswire.com/ Dallas, TX - October 22, 2012 -- Many incredible companies never make it because they are severely undercapitalized.
"Companies are in dire need of capital and fewer projects are getting off the ground these days, because of a lack of capital. However, many projects are doing extremely well in the marketplace. And many of these projects have turned into major companies, dominating their respective industries. The secret to their success, it seems, has less to do with the projects themselves, and more to do with the funding that these projects have received," says Milton Arch of WYSE Capital Group.
"We see that adequately funded companies fare much better in the marketplace than undercapitalized companies, regardless of competitive advantages," he says.
It seems that the companies that enter the marketplace adequately funded can outperform undercapitalized companies with superior products and services. This is because the well-funded companies can fully execute their business plans and beat others to market. The first people in the marketplace often end up becoming recognized as the leader and trusted source. Undercapitalized companies are not able to spend adequate amounts of money branding themselves, and consequently, don't gain much of the market share in their respective industries.
"Properly funded projects are spending money on branding and reaping the rewards that this brings them on many levels," explains Arch.
Investors, angel investors, brokerage firms, venture capitalists and other groups know that properly funded projects can dominate the market, and this is why they are always on the lookout for the next "big idea." It seems that they have an insatiable appetite for projects that have tremendous upside potential and just need the proper funding to reach their goals.
"Besides bringing in the money that companies need, investors, angel investors, venture capitalists, brokerage firms, and other groups can also bring valuable management experience to the project that they are funding," says Arch. Indeed, the management experience that is brought to bear by investors, angel investors, venture capitalists, brokerage firms, and other groups, can end up be more valuable that the capital these groups provide.
"So in the final analysis, adequately funded companies have a much better chance for success in the marketplace than do undercapitalized companies. And the management experience that the investors, angel investors, brokerage firms, venture capitalists and other groups provide, can mean the difference between success and failure. But, when the management experience is added to the capital that they provide; the results can truly be explosive," says Arch. However, as the saying goes, "Only those that act quickly reap the rewards." So if you have a project or company that could use an infusion of capital, it is better to act sooner, rather than later.
About WYSE Capital Group
WYSE Capital Group (http://www.WYSECapital.com), is a corporate research and venture capital firm that specializes in early stage and middle stage companies. They provide access to Venture Capital/Angel Investors. They are always looking for projects, and encourage people to contact them, as they work with a global network of affiliates who are always in need of new projects. They also provide investors with truly incredible opportunities. The company pursues, advises and invests with entrepreneurial companies across many different industries. Their goal is to identify companies that show extraordinary promise. Once companies are identified, WYSE Capital Group assists clients in achieving their ultimate goals and objectives. Simply stated, their goal is to help companies build assets and increase revenues, which of course, can ultimately lead to wealth for both the entrepreneur and the investor.
For more information contact:
Milton Arch
WYSE Capital Group
http://www.WYSECapital.com
972-510-5396
MiltonArch@WYSECapital.com
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