Venture Capital and Private Equity: Print Sources
- Massachusetts Venture Capital and Private EquityCall Number: REF. DESK HG5128.M3 M37 2010"The complete guide to venture capital, private equity, incubator and angel investors."
- The Directory of Venture Capital & Private Equity Firms, Domestic & InternationalCall Number: REF. DESK HG4751 .D57 2011The title speaks for itself.
- Pratt's Guide to Private Equity & Venture Capital SourcesCall Number: SAWYER REF. DESK HG64 .P73 2012The combined continuation of two earlier publications: Pratt's Guide to Venture Capital Sources and theDirectory of Buyout Financing Sources.
Venture Capital and Angel Investors: Websites
- U.S. Small Business Administration: Investment Division: Small Business Investment Company (SBIC)The SBIC was "created by Congress in 1958 to bridge the gap between entrepreneurs’ need for capital and traditional financing sources." This program is administered by the Investment Division of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The site outlines information for entrepreneurs who are seeking financing.
- FAQs for Angels & EntrepreneursAngel Capital Association is the trade association of angel investment groups in North America. As such, they do not offer services to entrepreneurs, however they do provide some free information, including this FAQ, which discusses what angel investing is, how to determine if this type of capital is right for you and your company, and basic information on how to prepare for the funding process.
- Stanford University's Entrepreneurship Corner: Videos & PodcastsThe Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) Entrepreneurship Corner is a free online archive of over 1600 videos and podcasts of lectures. The mission of the STVP is to support the teaching of entrepreneurship to future scientists and engineers. The materials cover a range of topics relevant to entreprenueurs, including finance and venture capital.
