If you are looking to fundraise though — and fundraise quickly — how do you approach these nebulous non-check-writers?
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The fundraise was led by Anchorage Capital, and comes just a few months after the company's previous $10 million fundraise last year.
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Wood: According to research by Harlem Capital, your recent $15 million fundraise is the joint third-largest fundraise of all time for an African American female entrepreneur.
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"Any avenue that we can fundraise, we've tried," he says.
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And, being straight up honest with you, we couldn't fundraise.
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The titles were changed during the announcement of the fundraise.
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Cuellar has also helped fundraise for Republicans in the past.
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RELATED: Trump accuses RNC of using his name to fundraise
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Federal employees cannot fundraise but they can speak at fundraisers.
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Pence visited St. Louis last week to fundraise for Hawley.
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MVL's latest fundraise will be used to invest in operations.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Not-- nobody's come to me-- to-- to fundraise.
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The new round pushes MyGate's total fundraise to $67.5 million.
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Advisers say she enjoys campaigning and knows how to fundraise.
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Trump used the same strategy to fundraise off his impeachment.
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Rao said the Series C was the easiest fundraise yet.
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Gabbard has also sought to fundraise off of Clinton's remarks.
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Its last fundraise was for $80 million in September 2018.
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Yes, that is larger than the median IPO fundraise last year.
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Bill Clinton has personally helped fundraise for many Democrats, Gillibrand included.
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At my old district, we weren't allowed to [fundraise through DonorsChoose].
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In November, he thanked a "biased media" for helping him fundraise.
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Updated to reflect actual seed fundraise of $5m rather than $10m.
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The capital represents the firm's seventh fundraise and largest since 2000.
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Kasowitz also helped Vance fundraise from others, according to the report.
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Everything costs money, so you'll need to fundraise to stay competitive.
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TechCrunch first learned of the new fundraise via an anonymous tip.
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Have you considered an acquisition track in parallel to a fundraise?
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Spreedly's last fundraise was in early 2016, led by E-Merge.
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And now it's just minted another unicorn with Pendo's last fundraise.
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Ryan's challenger also took the opportunity to fundraise off the flub.
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TC: That giant fundraise [in summer] kind of threw you off.
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When we went to fundraise, I remember it was a little scary.
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As foreigners, they're constrained by certain rules — they can't fundraise, for instance.
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In Mr Obama's case, Facebook helped him fundraise and drum up support.
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Instead, he has mostly offered advice and helped fundraise behind the scenes.
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In its official filing, the company targeted a fundraise of $10 billion.
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Kate has more here on ShopRunner's latest fundraise and acquisition of Spring.
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Founder Jason Njoku tells TechCrunch that this is likely iROKO's final fundraise.
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The article has been updated to correct MasterClass's total venture capital fundraise.
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It would be exhausting every morning to read tomes of fundraise detail.
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The investment formed part of of Miro's $25 million Series A fundraise.
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Himes went on to praise Pelosi's "operational capability" and ability to fundraise.
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The firm has no plans to either IPO or fundraise in 2018.
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Lime plans to allocate $21 million of its fundraise to this effort.
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Both are left-oriented, are structured as nonprofits, and fundraise for money.
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Stripe's valuation has risen to $35 billion after a $250 million fundraise.
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The Pirovolakis used $30,000 of their own money and began to fundraise.
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The NRSC announced last week it would no longer fundraise for Moore.
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And they were telling me, you need to fundraise off of that.
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Strategists said he was an unorganized campaigner who failed to adequately fundraise.
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If the IPOs stall though, whether because of internal company challenges à la pre-Dara Uber or broader market challenges, then expect a next fundraise to feature Saudi Arabia prominently, or for no fundraise to take place at all.
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As part of the new fundraise, Nyca has promoted David Sica to partner.
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Better yet, get to know them before it's time for you to fundraise.
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Like, why would the district not allow you to fundraise for your classroom?
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Others seem to go from launch to a massive fundraise in no time.
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He's known for going out of his way to fundraise for other members.
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And when you fundraise… it's much more fun because you have more leverage.
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Today, Slow is announcing its fourth big fundraise: $220 million for two funds.
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You need to start building relationships early, before you actively start to fundraise.
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Congress fundraises, and postures to fundraise, to support the next fight for control.
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Spreedly's last fundraise was in early 2016, and was led by E-Merge.
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It's not surprising the investors behind its latest fundraise are mostly women, too.
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These new tools will also give our existing community another way to fundraise.
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The latest fundraise proved to be her greatest challenge yet at Founders Fund.
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In our case, our fundraise proves we've put our hands on something huge.
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Democrats concede that Walker will undoubtedly out-fundraise them in the governor's campaign.
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They might not fundraise as much as they need for their financial health.
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How do you look when you have to sort of start to fundraise?
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The fundraise would have valued Juul at more than $20 billion, these people said.
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And more importantly, do you fail to fundraise if you don't tell a story?
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GoFundMe confirmed to BuzzFeed News there was no such campaign to fundraise for Rivera.
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In other interviews Wednesday morning, Trump was more coy about his plans to fundraise.
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We're told Tandem's fundraise was nearly complete before it pitched to investors Tuesday afternoon.
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Environmental groups, meanwhile, have encouraged this trend by helping pro-climate presidential hopefuls fundraise.
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He managed to out-fundraise other candidates with small donations from Big Tech employees.
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That includes Cowboy Ventures' $95 million fundraise and Aspect Ventures' $181 million sophomore vehicle.
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This is the fourth massive fundraise for a VC fund in the last week.
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Thousands sported "Love is love" wristbands, sold at VidCon to fundraise for Pulse victims.
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We know terrorists use these platforms to fundraise, recruit, plan and carry out attacks.
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That would be about $3 billion if the assumptions of the fundraise play out.
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It's raised a $66 million Series B fundraise and has over 850,000 customers worldwide.
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StockX was last month valued at over $1 billion after a $110 million fundraise.
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The firm recently launched Ello Capital, a boutique advisory that helps cannabis companies fundraise.
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And he has already helped fundraise for fellow Freedom Caucus member and vulnerable Rep.
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"We're the only platform that lets users be agnostic with their fundraise," said Bradley.
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The new fund, Industry Ventures Secondary VIII, is the firm's largest fundraise to date.
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In 2015, at its last fundraise, the company was valued at around $540 million.
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The company was valued at $2 billion at its last fundraise, in July 2018.
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As sales ramped up and the business grew quickly, the company decided to fundraise.
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Conner decided to fundraise $10,000 to the domestic abuse charity loveisrespect as a result.
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Washington (CNN)Former GOP President George W. Bush is scheduled to fundraise for Rep.
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But Dingell's decision to fundraise off of Trump's attacks also have raised some eyebrows.
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Mathew Golsteyn and 1st Lt. Clint Lorance – to fundraise for his 85033 reelection bid.
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This will allow public figures, brands, businesses and other organizations beyond nonprofits to fundraise, too.
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How can you fundraise faster to reduce the distraction it has on running your business?
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And some have used the 2.07-billion-user platform to fundraise massive amounts of money.
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Biden and Clinton had also planned to fundraise together in Scranton after the public rally.
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Now, the brand Twnpns is using her image to help fundraise for the quake's victims.
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He has primarily been traveling the country to fundraise for Republicans and doing paid speeches.
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Terry McAuliffe, who has ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, helped fundraise for her campaign.
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Summit Partners led the fundraise, with Goldman Sachs participating, the Bristol, U.K.-based company confirmed.
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If states can fundraise through lotteries, the federal government should be able to as well.
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In another exchange, a man with cancer describes struggling to fundraise for his GcMAF treatment.
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It's looking to help boost Sittenfeld's fortunes as the candidate himself is struggling to fundraise.
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He had a PPM for his fundraise — he didn't have the [traditional] 278-page PowerPoint.
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As part of the fundraise, FrontlineX has hired a partner in San Francisco, Brennan O'Donnell.
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Plus Beto has had a lot less time to fundraise since we launched so recently.
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And not all of Oracle's workforce is upset over Ellison's plans to fundraise for Trump.
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Gina Ortiz Jones, a former Air Force intelligence officer, has also proven she can fundraise.
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The company is calling the fundraise one of the biggest ever among startups based in Montana.
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Most recently, McConnell has used Democratic criticism of his stonewalling of election security legislation to fundraise.
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President Donald Trump traveled to Las Vegas on Saturday to fundraise for vulnerable Nevada Republican Sen.
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The company was only last month valued at over $1 billion after a $110 million fundraise.
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This is the largest-ever fundraise in Europe or U.S. for digital health delivery, Babylon said.
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There are plenty of possible explanation as to why Nio has cut its overall fundraise estimate.
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It will be aiming to use the huge fundraise to take on growth in new markets.
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But Trump signaled Wednesday that he would fundraise with the RNC for a general election campaign.
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Dubugras notes the Series C-2 was more of a "repricing event" than a necessary fundraise.
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To pay for staffing, presidential transitions are allowed to set up tax-exempt organizations to fundraise.
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And August would seemingly be the most brutal month to fundraise, what with everyone on vacation.
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We pay for Obama's travel so he can fundraise millions so Democrats can run on lies.
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Vulnerable senators use the long weekends to fundraise and go back to their states to campaign.
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Fundraise We have had significant success using Periscope almost like a webinar for hosting fundraising events.
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Unfortunately, I haven't been able to confirm the new valuation based on this much larger fundraise.
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This will allow public figures, brands, businesses, and other organizations beyond non-profits to fundraise, too.
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Wolfe hasn't needed to fundraise beyond that, and her company can rely on Badoo's backend infrastructure.
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This June, Safety Check was expanded again, to include the ability to fundraise for disaster victims.
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Any organizations that want to enable people to fundraise on their behalf can sign up here.
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Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro will fundraise for Clinton next week in Portland.
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Tonight: Donald Trump will fundraise at a private home in the Lost Angeles Bel-Air neighborhood.
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The former Virginia attorney general alleged that it had used his name to fundraise without authorization.
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COAL MAGNATE TO FUNDRAISE FOR TRUMP: Bob Murray, head of coal mining company Murray Energy Corp.
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The fundraise was led by Ocado, a major UK online food retailer that uses Karakuri's tech.
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According to Ruby Love, this is the third-biggest fundraise by an African American female entrepreneur.
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According to TechCrunch, the average size of a Series A fundraise in 4003 was $15.7 million.
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Read more: Machine-learning powered mortgage startup Blend overshot its expectations with a $130 million fundraise.
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"You should not fundraise off coronavirus directly as the Democrats have done," the Minnesota representative wrote.
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The ability to fundraise fantastic amounts of money is a prerequisite for even minor congressional races.
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Denehy said this new fundraise was all about bringing strategic operators under the tent, not cash.
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Hezbollah's 950 members in Germany are allowed to fundraise and recruit operatives in the Federal Republic.
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Online organizing has transformed the way that non-profits fundraise and communicate with their support base.
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This year's fundraise further moves the nation's burgeoning startup space on a path of steady growth.
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It&aposs one that no one seemed to talk about until the latest the latest fundraise.
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Muzinda also helps fundraise for an orphanage and organizes Christmas parties for the children living there.
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Pressure to perform starts early in an entrepreneur's journey, often from the moment we decide to fundraise.
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Entirely bootstrapped to date, Dewinn says the startup has attempted to fundraise but so far without success.
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On the other, Texans who've been working to organize and rally and fundraise for Democrats for decades.
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One lingering question for Biden is his ability to fundraise, particularly on the small dollar, grassroots level.
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Then there is also the growing disconnect between raising capital and the actual announcement of that fundraise.
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The two said they had originally targeted a fundraise of $750,000, but ended up at $2.4 million.
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YouTube is giving creators more ways to fundraise with a bunch of new tools it announced today.
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Evan McMullin, another third-party candidate, is using the debate to fundraise for his anti-Trump campaign.
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The Taliban has been trying to fundraise on the internet longer than Afghanistan's current government has existed.
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If the returns prove favorable, then the fundraise for Vision Fund II may well come together quickly.
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Obviously, it's hard to fundraise without having a president, or control of the House or the Senate.
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Weld served as governor from 1991 to 1997 and helped fundraise for 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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And she can fundraise; she famously once got her ex-boyfriend to donate $17,1003 to her campaign.
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But the next course, "How to Fundraise Effectively," convinced her to run for the state house again.
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SoftBank and Tencent were the lead investors in Ola's $1.1 billion private equity fundraise in October 2017.
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Krause will still help the company fundraise while being absent from the company's day-to-day operations.
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We have six months, so it gives them time to fundraise to show what they can do.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), Charlize Theron and Ben Affleck — who designed artwork to fundraise for a literacy campaign.
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MORE will fundraise for Democrats at a dinner in New York City next month, Politico reported Friday.
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It was valued at just over $1 billion after a $95 million Series D fundraise in February.
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Next week, he will travel to Tennessee to campaign and fundraise for Republican Senate hopeful Marsha Blackburn.
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I decided I was going to shave my hair prior to having chemo and fundraise alongside it.
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And she can fundraise; she famously once got her ex-boyfriend to donate $17,000 to her campaign.
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August was so successful for so long that it never really had to fundraise in the traditional sense.
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The goal of the brewers is to fundraise for a cause that is politically charged and empowers women.
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The fundraise would have valued Juul at more than $20 billion, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The company, however, tells Gizmodo that the research partnership and fundraise deal were not contingent on one another.
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It's like middle school, except among grown adults trying to fundraise for a U.S. territory in ruins. Hilarious!
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Evernote lost its CTO, CFO, CPO and HR head in the last month as it eyes another fundraise
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Just last week, the president was selling $24 LGBTQ for Trump rainbow shirts to fundraise for his reelection.
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Similarly, his white nationalist political group, the Traditionalist Worker Party, fundraise online selling swastika armbands as in-jokes.
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In New Orleans, organizers said the controversy made it difficult to fundraise and find sponsors for the event.
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Until then, Dr. Dre continues to fundraise for the rest of the money need to complete the project.
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In other research from DocSend we've found that the median time spent to fundraise is about three months.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said he was comfortable allowing for some of them to donate and fundraise.
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Because candidates for Spencer's district typically come from the most affluent neighborhoods, they fundraise in those same neighborhoods.
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Pear Ventures also has an impressive summer incubator program where 85% of its companies successfully complete a fundraise.
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Today, Facebook is rolling out the ability for everyday people to fundraise on behalf of non-profit organizations.
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The PAC will allow Biden to fundraise for candidates, further develop donor relationships and cover travel-related costs.
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The former first daughter will also travel to to London to fundraise with American expatriates on February 23.
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Conversely, if your fundraise is dragging out and not really catching fire — investors can detect this as well.
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For teachers, so teachers can put their projects up on the site and fundraise to get them funded.
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With the political conventions barely over, the Republican effort to fundraise for Clinton is at an early stage.
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Ralph Northam, not only retweeted Trump's tweet, he used it as an opportunity to fundraise for his campaign.
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In January 2013, Hart announced that she would fundraise a possible world tour through the fundraising site Indiegogo.
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Weld helped fundraise for 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney and has similar views to Johnson on social issues.
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I've seen terrific management teams that fundraise poorly and mediocre operating teams that are brilliant at capital formation.
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TurboRoo's owners have since gone on to help fundraise for other handicapped pets who need prosthetics and carts.
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The news represents the firm's second fundraise after a $3 million debut angel fund that closed in 2017.
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Email a VC an hour before or after and it may well change the result of a fundraise.
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"Laiye is doing phenomenally there, and with this new fundraise, they can look to expand globally," she said.
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So I think that's part of my role and also advocacy and helping to fundraise for the organizations.
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Candidates like Cava have shown that they can fundraise and organize a national campaign without large party support.
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JAMES: That&aposs all part of the process, now... (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: ... to vote, go fundraise and go give speeches.
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Mexican investors hope the fund's deep pockets will be a gamechanger for young companies that struggle to fundraise locally.
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It's the startups with challenging cap tables, cost structures or market timing issues that will really struggle to fundraise.
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Sanders followed up with an email to supporters late Tuesday night to fundraise off the back of the victory.
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Since its last fundraise, Brex has also launched a rewards program for customers and closed its first notable acquisition.
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Also, the 2003 concert the Hip played to fundraise for SARS assistance was called "Stars for SARS," not "SARSstock."
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The company says it will be targeting a $500 million fundraise, but this number is usually just a placeholder.
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The latest fundraise is yet another indicator that the company does not plan to IPO in the coming months.
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Terrorist groups are using the humanitarian situation in Fallujah to fundraise, according to a senior official in Saudi Arabia.
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The firm secured a huge $150 million fundraise in November 2018, suggesting investors very much believe in the market.
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But organizers were forced to cancel when another group's withdrawal left them unable to fundraise in time, she said.
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The special interest groups of the Left don't want to quell the protestors, they want to fundraise on fear.
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Fundraise with a spear Account-based marketing is a strategic marketing approach to attain large enterprise accounts in SaaS.
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In other words, OpenDemocracy can and does fundraise for the work of its employees — just not for its writers.
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But by the meeting later that night, they had promised to help fundraise so I could afford top surgery.
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To get involved, you can fundraise for CAMFED, participate in nearby events, when available, develop corporate sponsorships, or donate.
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We've also analyzed the best time of year founders can fundraise to get the most attention from potential investors.
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Trump skipped a GOP presidential debate in January, arguing that he would rather fundraise for military veterans' causes instead.
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Zomato confirmed that the $150 million fundraise was part of a larger round, but did not give further details.
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"Right now off-grid companies are having to constantly fundraise," said Lyndsay Handler, CEO of Uganda-based Fenix International.
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Small business lender BlueVine launched its own small business banking product and announced a $102 million fundraise this fall.
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Zomato is also reported to be finalizing a fresh fundraise, thought to hover in the region of $550 million.
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Meanwhile, artists, labels, and venues from across the country are coming together to fundraise for the fire relief cause.
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And so, I was like, 'OK, I'm gonna have to fit into this crowd and figure out how to fundraise.
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No matter your situation, there are often scholarships available, and you can always fundraise money from people in your community.
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Committee posts go to members who can fundraise for the party, and therefore are just loyal supporters of party leadership.
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I also understand the fundraise was oversubscribed, and on top of the $20 million included $3 million on secondary funding.
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This means that ideally you begin to fundraise no less than six months before you anticipate running out of cash.
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And Insight Venture Partners finished off a $6.3 billion fundraise in July — also the most monumental in the firm's history.
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"By trying to fundraise, we ended up embarking on this campaign for solar energy," says Ballroom Marfa director Laura Copelin.
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After candidates fundraise at least $5,000, he or she must fill out forms with legal names and legitimate contact information.
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The fundraise, which closed about a month ago, was first reported in GeekTime yesterday, without details of valuation or investors.
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"We will never ever celebrate a fundraise," Seghete said at a CNBC-moderated panel at the Web Summit tech conference.
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Yee said K-Zen's leadership team brings together experienced people that have led businesses and know to how to fundraise.
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It turns out no one had ever mentioned WeWork's new fundraise publicly, nor had anyone mentioned a $210 billion valuation.
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That $3.53 million seed fundraise took eight months of maniacal scheduling with two hundred investors just to find a lead.
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The race to conquer Europe's scooter market is heating up with another major fundraise for one of the continent's challengers.
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They need to be able to unite both wings of the party, relentlessly fundraise, and execute a 50-state strategy.
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"Allowing the MNDAA to fundraise in such an open manner within China will inevitably damage relations with Myanmar," Horsey said.
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Considering these circumstances, it's not surprising that they would want to fundraise in a location that predominantly serves young people.
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A central core of brothers set up a page and worked tirelessly to fundraise toward the cost of my surgery.
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We asked Mauskopf, who completed the fundraise while pregnant with her third child, what she thinks the company did right.
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Knapp said he completed the fundraise in three weeks, the shortest cycle that the entrepreneur said he has ever done.
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That&aposs a quarterly record when you discount Alibaba&aposs fintech Ant Financial&aposs giant $14 billion fundraise last year.
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This would allow artists to directly fundraise for other artists in need or another separate initiative of their own choosing.
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To be on the list, candidates have to fundraise a certain amount and have local support and good campaign infrastructure.
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The report said Bush was also expected to fundraise for GOP Senate nominee Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, GOP Rep.
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Investors also knew that the company sought to add independent directors, following a May 2019 fundraise led by Wellington Management.
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And then, even if you don't fit this profile, you can still generate a lot of heat on your fundraise.
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A second interesting nugget in this report is what slides tend to be included in successful pre-seed fundraise decks.
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"She's no Barack Obama — she doesn't give speeches like Obama and she doesn't fundraise like Obama," said one Democratic fundraiser.
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Given how much the landscape has changed, I wanted to do two things for founders thinking through a seed fundraise.
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"Stacey Abrams... is using fear to fundraise and faking outrage over a situation she created," said Kemp spokesman Cody Hall.
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Managing partner Scott Kupor shared more about the fundraise and what's changing (and not changing) in a chat earlier this morning.
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Cruz gained some buzz for using technology to fundraise and send voting reminders amid a not-so-digitally inclined GOP field.
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And we feel like there is an opportunity in this space for underestimated founders where they can learn how to fundraise.
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Sanders' campaign sent out an email to supporters shortly after publicly releasing Deutch's letter, working to fundraise off of the concerns.
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We learned that many teachers fundraise for supplies through sites like DonorsChoose, except if they're in a district that bans crowdfunding.
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As part of the new fundraise, Ajay Agarwal of Bain Capital Ventures is joining VoiceOps' board of directors, the startup said.
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Massive in scale, the new schedule would presumably give the organization more time to organize, fundraise, and create a stronger exhibition.
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But she's also been volunteering and trying to fundraise for Abrams and the candidate who's running for attorney general, Charlie Bailey.
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Sanders tested this theory in 2016, when he ran against Hillary Clinton and was able to fundraise millions from small donors.
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Now, it is announcing a $3 million seed fundraise to build out this vision, led by Dave Fields of PTB Ventures.
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Today, WeRecover is announcing another $2 million fundraise led by Crosslink Capital, bringing its total venture capital backing to $5.25 million.
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She faced criticism through her tenure for both her work was the spokeswoman for the party and her ability to fundraise.
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Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign is using Trump's words to fundraise, sending out his comments in an email to supporters Wednesday morning.
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On Monday, the Trump campaign sought to fundraise off this anti-media sentiment by sending out a Mainstream Media Accountability Survey.
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This is in addition to a panel around token sales where participants will discuss how startups can fundraise through an ICO.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump on Saturday accused the Republican National Committee of "illegally" using his name in an email to fundraise.
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But to date, the SEC and regulators have focused on ICOs and how people fundraise, not on what people are building.
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They are on this treadmill to constantly fundraise for payroll the next month, when they should be focused on their impact.
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In December of last year, the Anti-Defamation League reported that white supremacist groups were using Amazon's Associates program to fundraise.
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Singer formed a coalition called the American Opportunity Alliance, which includes wealthy GOP donors, and has helped fundraise for Republican candidates.
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BECKY QUICK: Have you had any Democrats who have come to you who are looking to fundraise to run in 2020?
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Half the investor introductions during a fundraise are often a complete waste of time if not outright damaging, psychologically or materially.
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Yes, members are busy, but they are technically elected to legislate and conduct oversight, not to fundraise or appear on television.
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Coming from a non-profit management background, the ability to fundraise and create products that people love is a win/win.
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I've teamed up and collaborated with several different people and organizations to create unique products that also fundraise for a cause.
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There is actually no platform, so far as we could find, that allows you to fundraise for multiple charities at once!
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Brian Ballard, a veteran Florida lobbyist who helped Trump fundraise in the Sunshine State, opened a Washington office after Trump's election.
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Valdez also struggled to fundraise during her primary bid, failing to earn more than $500,000 during her six-month-long campaign.
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And combined with its annual EIS fundraise, the VC has added £200 million to its coffers in the last 12 months.
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Over the past decade, those associations have had to rethink how — and how much — they fundraise, and recruit and retain talent.
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Its Series A fundraise also included participation from several individual investors, putting Osano's total amount raised to date at $8.4 million.
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"These types of things cause a crisis in government, and when you fundraise of off them then you belittle the issues."
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We will be monitoring the Pitch Deck Interest Metric in the coming weeks, but if you're an early-stage startup and are in the middle of your fundraise, or are about to fundraise, there are some things you can do to help insure your startup is ready for funding before you meet with any (more) investors.
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The social media giant rolled out the update on Thursday, which allows users to fundraise for their favorite nonprofits through Facebook Live.
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The Democratic base looks energized, which means it will be easier to fundraise, recruit good candidates, and get people out to vote.
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While consumer groups aggressively fundraise to "Save the Internet," they are actively working against some of the most wildly popular consumer innovations.
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Coming to Silicon Valley to network and fundraise will continue to provide advantages; nowhere else will match it for apprenticeship or pilgrimage.
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Its S-1 filing indicated a $100 million IPO fundraise, which is typically a placeholder amount for companies preparing for a float.
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He's the founder of Layer1, which announced a $2.1 million fundraise this week from Peter Thiel, Digital Currency Group and Jeffrey Tarrant.
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In addition to Cox Enterprises, Fontinalis, Amity Ventures, Constellation Technology Ventures, Tao Capital Partners, and Carthona Capital also participated in the fundraise.
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The company announced its own fundraise on day one, with Australia-based Nevada Iron leading a $2.4 million investment in the startup.
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For these reasons, startups pitch writers a lot on stories about everything from their latest fundraise to new features in their apps.
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Since then, AVG has grown into 25 funds, each of which fundraise annually and are seeing substantial growth over their previous raises.
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The neo bank offers savings and payments tools for its users and was valued at over $2 billion during its latest fundraise.
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Gingrich added that Pelosi's efforts to campaign and fundraise for Democrats across the country may help boost her chances at becoming Speaker.
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The Nevada Democratic Party also wouldn't comment on whether they'd support or fundraise for him in 2018 if he runs for reelection.
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But Pelosi's team and Democrats across the Hill praise her ability to fundraise and keep the caucus in line on tough votes.
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It has raised another $284 million for a growth fund called OverDrive I. Crunchbase News and PitchBook first reported on the fundraise.
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The battle for Europe's stock traders has stepped up a notch after Robinhood's UK challenger, Freetrade, secured $15 million in a fundraise.
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Brex, the $2.6 billion credit card startup, hosted a webinar Tuesday for other startups that were planning to fundraise in early 2020.
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Mayfield managing director Navin Chadda is advising his companies to prepare for rough waters, especially for startups that need to fundraise soon.
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Failing to make the stage is seen as a blow that makes it more difficult to fundraise and to win new supporters.
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"Using books as a means to fundraise is standard practice from political parties on both sides of the aisle," the official said.
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McConnell's latest comments come after the Senate GOP's campaign arm removed its name from a joint committee to help fundraise for Moore.
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Valuation is not being disclosed, but as a point of reference Kreditech was valued at around €500 million in its last fundraise.
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Democrats have generally been more reluctant to fundraise off impeachment, though several Democratic candidates have sent out appeals tied to the investigation.
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The RNC followed the president's lead on Monday night, reinstating its support for Moore with plans to fundraise for the Alabama GOP.
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Campaigns are using it to get out the vote on Election Day, organize protests within hours, fundraise, persuade, recruit volunteers, and more.
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Our sources have pegged the valuation for the fundraise at $5 billion; others put the figure at between $3.5 billion and $4 billion.
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We reached out to SoundCloud PR and its CEO for comment or clarity on the do-or-die fundraise, but didn't hear back.
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For more than thirty years, people have gathered annually to show support and fundraise for those living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Cary, N.C.-based Epic Games' monstrous fundraise was a standout in a year when funding for gaming and esports startups really took off.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who had the entire quarter to fundraise, posted the largest announced total so far, with $1303 million.
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The undersigned have never been approached to fundraise, either by way of donating artwork to auction, or by being asked to donate money.
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Schoenberg: With respect to the fundraise you just announced, the big takeaway I got was your aspiration to automate people's entire financial lives.
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She made clear that Stone could still fundraise for his legal defense, but she said he was unwilling to conform with her orders.
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"We have people that are trying desperately, trying to convince me to [fundraise], but you know, I just can't do it," he said.
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But Joseph doesn't recommend other black founders looking to fundraise take his tweetstorm approach, unless they have something authentic and meaningful to say.
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Sure, you might be the exception to this data and you might have pulled off a fundraise over the summer or in December.
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They created a website, set up social media pages – but raised just $2,143, which he holds in an account while continuing to fundraise.
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They can be useful mechanisms to get the right meetings with the right partners at exactly the moment you are ready to fundraise.
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She adds that some prospective LPs are waiting "until we have more traction," arguing that the fundraise is indefinitely suspended rather than ended.
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And the campaign is also now blessed with new able bodies who can fundraise in the place of the less-than-eager billionaire.
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Our latest fundraise confirms the emergence of a liquid secondary market which has the potential to transform the character of this asset class.
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Ryan and McCarthy will fundraise with Vice President Pence at events for Protect the House, a McCarthy–Pence fundraising group, according to Politico.
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He would actively help the RNC fundraise for other GOP candidates via direct mail, events and online appeals as part of the effort.
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HNA, among some of China's most acquisitive companies in recent years, is now attempting to fundraise to pay off debt, the Journal said.
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The neo bank offers savings and payments tools for its users, and it was valued at over $2 billion during its latest fundraise.
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Nevermind the depth of their experience or commitment to public service, the single most important factor to winning is the ability to fundraise.
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One source says to think about the Platinum Eagle deal more as a fundraise for FanDuel than as an exit for FanDuel investors.
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Kasich had been scheduled to fundraise in the Washington area on Wednesday and meet with his national security staff in Washington on Thursday.
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Cubii also partners with nonprofits to fundraise for worthy causes and recently raised over $5,000 for Cradles to Crayons, which helps underprivileged children.
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But for a few teams, they were able to put the right things into place and start their fundraise a little bit earlier.
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Klarna has raised over $1 billion to date, with its latest fundraise of $460 million in August bringing its valuation to $5.5 billion.
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" Phillips said it became clear while he was trying to fundraise for the organization "that the donor community is strictly adhering to Sen.
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Leaders are often tasked with helping rank-and-file members fundraise for their races, but the 2900 election cycle has seen some reversals.
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Swiggy is adding 10,000 new partners to its platform each month, it said last week on the sidelines of its latest fundraise announcement.
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THE BLAME GAME: If Republicans lose tonight, they will call Saccone a poor candidate who couldn't fundraise and didn't define himself early enough.
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Atomico said the latest fundraise was "oversubscribed," closing above its target of $750 million and attracting investment from a range of institutional investors.
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Strategists say that Diehl's stance as a Trump backer means he'll be able to mobilize Trump supporters and fundraise nationally from grassroots donors.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign has scrapped plans for her to fundraise on Monday and Tuesday on the West Coast after disclosing she has pneumonia.
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That part we have, and that has been why we've been able to successfully fundraise, and sort of the wow of our business.
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Similarly, most partisan elected officials are tweeting to their supporters, who follow them and fundraise for them, rather than to their critics, who don't.
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The Hummingbird VC also reckons the fundraise could have been even larger, but that a decision was taken to cap it at $95 million.
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Whatever their cause, there's no doubt these latest numbers will do quite a bit to ease top Republicans' worries about Trump's ability to fundraise.
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William Powhida reorients our perspective away from the individuals who lead and fundraise for cultural institutions and redirects it toward international flows of capital.
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Because of his "large following," active Twitter account, and use of the platform to fundraise, a judge approved of serving the lawsuit over Twitter.
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The show reorients our perspective away from the individuals who lead and fundraise for cultural institutions and redirects it toward international flows of capital.
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We could not fundraise last weekend due to the high care needs of many cats in the rescue.... which will always be our priority.
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"We grew tired of nonprofits and others taking advantage of this to further their growth and decided to fundraise on our own," said Cruz.
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Axonius said OpenView partner Mackey Craven, who focuses on cloud computing and enterprise infrastructure companies, will join the board of directors following the fundraise.
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More than a dozen high-level Democratic donors, Politico said, had pledged not to donate to or fundraise for Gillibrand in a presidential primary.
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The fundraise should last you 12 to 18 months, but be careful because your spending will expand to take up what's in the bank.
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It is unusual that a candidate break away from the campaign trail for days at a time to fundraise this late in the campaign.
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It is unusual that a candidate break away from the campaign trail for days at a time to fundraise this late in the campaign.
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The report notes that Goldman Sachs and Nordea are handling the new fundraise, but that at least initially all is not going to plan.
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Facebook was inspired by its viral success to create a feature that lets all of us fundraise for charity without ever leaving the site.
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Today's fundraise is undisclosed, but a source close to the company told TechCrunch that it is between $2.5 million to $3 million in size.
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This round, first reported by the Information, follows a $245 million Series E fundraise announced last fall that put its valuation at $20 billion.
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It's also a sort of belated nod to Giving Week 2018, the movement that encourages people to volunteer, fundraise and donate to worthy causes.
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She pointed out that financial services has historically been what's known as a "money committee" — a good spot for members to fundraise for reelection.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund looks set to bring on more capital from the Middle East as it bids to reach its $100 billion fundraise target.
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And earlier this month, Clinton announced the formation of a new political action organization, Onward Together, which will fundraise for five prominent progressive groups.
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She's played some ball — in 2014 she played for a team of congresswoman against female journalists to fundraise money for young women with cancer.
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The $222 million investment in Ruby Love is the third-largest fundraise ever by a firm with an African American woman as its founder.
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Investors said Honey was profitable and not in the middle of a fundraise when PayPal came to the team with an all-cash offer.
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Amol Sarva is CEO of Knotel, a flexible workspace platform founded in 2240 which recently achieved unicorn status thanks to a $216 million fundraise.
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In its latest fundraise in May, the company reportedly received $75 million from retail giant Target, in a round expected to reach $100 million.
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To underscore the opportunity and growth in the market, today a startup in the wider segment of process automation is announcing a significant fundraise.
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Product Rookie founders going out to fundraise have very little supporting evidence to back up their claims that investors should part with their money.
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It also killed off a $6 billion-targeted fundraise (even though $3b was committed) and halted all new investment activity out of other funds.
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WeWork didn't mention the new private fundraise in its memo, but the beans were spilled at a conference in London by SoftBank's Rajeev Misra.
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Unlike the Democrats, Trump has the big advantage of being the presumptive GOP nominee and having the Republican National Committee fundraise on his behalf.
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Wondering how to go about fundraising, from getting your first yes to identifying the right investors to planning the timeline for your fundraise sprint?
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For everyone else, after reading news stories about such large fundraises, it can be confusing to understand why their own fundraise is so challenging.
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SoftBank was targeting a $2108 billion fundraise for the second Vision Fund, and had committed $280.5 billion of its own money towards that goal.
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It also makes sense for Republicans to warn their donors of the possibility as they seek to fundraise in advance of the midterm elections.
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Slack on Sunday said it raised $250 million from investors, a fundraise that now values the company on paper at just over $5 billion.
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The Democratic base looks like it's energized, which means it will be easier to fundraise, recruit good candidates, and get people out to vote.
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" He believes that after seeing the movie, "people will be more encouraged to fundraise for a cure when they realize the gravity of our disease.
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The report dropped as President Trump was preparing to stump and fundraise for her likely Republican challenger in the midterms, state Attorney General Josh Hawley.
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Bernie Sanders brought in $18 million with an entire quarter to fundraise, and also transferred $6 million to his presidential campaign from other campaign accounts.
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At the time of the $263 million round, Muglia was convinced the company had enough funds and that the next fundraise would be an IPO.
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Michael Ukaj "Michael was a generous, caring young man, filled with energy and ambition," the family friend, who created the fundraise, said in a post.
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It's especially a favorite of Trump's ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, who used to fundraise for the settlement and write op-eds for the website.
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That's a slight bump (pre-money) on that 2015 fundraise when Ola was valued at $5 billion post-money which is notable given recent devaluations.
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I provide some context for how to fundraise in August, as well as some tactics to implement to maximize your fundraising efficiency in the fall.
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The second most stressful time for founders is right before they are able to secure a major fundraise; the most stressful time is right afterward.
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The report dropped as President Trump was preparing to stump and fundraise for her likely Republican challenger in the midterms, State Attorney General Josh Hawley.
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So Australia for UNHCR, which helps to fundraise for the refugee agency, is currently raising money for this effort with its Nobody Left Outside campaign.
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The group said it is aiming to turn out 43,000 MoveOn members in Iowa and 30,000 in New Hampshire to vote, volunteer, organize and fundraise.
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Every time you ask a friend to connect you to someone on LinkedIn for a job or fundraise, you are leveraging the transitive relationship graph.
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This fundraise is a statement that we now have the money to become a public company where we're not we're not interested in being acquired.
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While a strong product and a great go-to-market is critical for early success, that's not enough to ensure a successful venture capital fundraise.
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Investors are either interested in a startup or not, and while macro factors can provide context for a fundraise, they don't typically drive the outcome.
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Crowdpac offers the chance for a variety of political campaigns to fundraise on the site, including candidates running for local office and former California Gov.
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The United States must convene the broadest range of allies and partners, working together to fundraise and stabilize toward shared objectives under a common strategy.
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It's the third large fundraise from European VCs in recent weeks following similar sized moves from Sweden's EQT Ventures and London-based firm Balderton Capital.
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Speaking from personal experience, we ran for office and had to campaign and fundraise before being elected state attorney general in Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Virginia.
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On the same day that it had announced that fundraise, Blue Prism also unveiled a new AI initiative, working with partners to execute on that.
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But why use Kickstarter to raise funding when the nonprofit could presumably easily fundraise from the over 60 companies that have already supported the initiative?
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Trump did not fundraise during the primary season, and most of the money he spent — more than $40 million — he personally loaned to his campaign.
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He's been slow to fundraise this cycle but had $380,000 leftover in the bank from the 2018 midterms to apply to his campaign this year.
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It could perhaps help him fundraise, which he needs to do to stay in the race over the long haul — not at all a guarantee.
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But "Why Now" slides are only included in 53% of successful pre-seed fundraise decks in DocSend's dataset, and that seems absolutely nuts to me.
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Hughes told me he knew he wouldn't get high enough to prove anything, but hoped to train and fundraise enough to get there one day.
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The startups that delay are more mature when they go to fundraise, and are able to command bigger deals and valuations, according to the report.
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"Republicans can't afford to lose this because it changes the narrative and it makes it easier for Democrats to recruit candidates and fundraise," Davis said.
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Second, non-American internet entrepreneurs will have a harder time entering the United States market, harming their chances to grow and fundraise, reducing consumer choice.
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The participants swapped in their suits for jerseys just in time for March Madness and to fundraise for the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless.
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Olympia Snowe (R-ME), said Republicans in Congress will be furious if Trump continues to fundraise for himself without redirecting his efforts to help them.
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Proponents of the bill were only able to fundraise half of the money that available to the opposition, capping out at $15 million in fundraising.
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The social media platform has also expanded the pool of nonprofits that users can fundraise for through a partnership with online fundraising platform Network for Good.
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Trump, in contrast, has filed legal forms allowing his campaign committee to fundraise for his reelection, but has not yet publicly announced his intention to run.
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That fundraise — which is for operational costs and separate from EF's investment fund — sees Greylock partner and co-founder of LinkedIn Reid Hoffman join the board.
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He also followed up with an update where he pledged to fundraise $10,000 to the domestic abuse charity loveisrespect, and match it with his own donation.
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The unlisted tech startups in India have raised $11.3 billion this year, a substantial jump from last year's $10.5 billion fundraise, research firm Tracxn told TechCrunch.
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This year's fundraise, the largest sum for the local ecosystem in any year, further moves the nation's burgeoning startup space on a path of steady growth.
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It will kick off with a talk, by Jess Lee of Sequoia Capital and Jenny Lefcourt of Freestyle, on how to fundraise at the seed level.
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This means if you do go out to fundraise in this window, you'll get significantly more attention than you would at other times of the year.
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The company is reportedly looking at a down round lower than its $6.5 billion valuation for its next fundraise, which in any case has not closed.
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Her campaign is trying to fundraise online as much as $7 million for the effort — and had garnered more than $5.7 million as of Saturday morning.
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The Vermont senator knocked Clinton for leaving Iowa last week to fundraise in Philadelphia and New York, and Clinton preemptively canceled a Friday fundraiser in Boston.
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It is believed to be the largest-ever gift of its kind, and Schwarzman hopes it will encourage other public schools to fundraise from their alumni.
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Bigger rival WeWork is eyeing a similar pivot to help erase lossesConvene's 2018 fundraise brought the company's valuation to more than $500 million, according to Bloomberg.
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Trump filed for reelection the day he was sworn in to office, giving him a jump-start on his ability to fundraise for a second term.
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Emily's List, a Democratic group that helps fundraise for and support women candidates who support abortion rights, saw outreach from more than 22008,216.9 women this cycle.
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Auto1 also uses its own cash to buy the cars and store them until they're sold to dealers (thus the big debt component in its fundraise).
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"The controversy is dampening efforts of sister marches to fundraise, enlist involvement, find sponsors and attendee numbers have drastically declined this year," the Facebook statement read.
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Lightspeed Partners led the fundraise, which included a personal investment from Lightspeed venture partner and former Microsoft chairperson John Thompson, and additional participation from Sorenson Ventures.
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The company is also working to add a new feature that will allow artists to fundraise directly from their fans via their Spotify artist profile pages.
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The vice president has had a heavy travel schedule in recent weeks, visiting key swing states to meet with voters, fundraise and speak at campaign events.
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And for its part, Spotify introduced new features on its platform that enable artists to fundraise directly from their fans via their Spotify artist profile pages.
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Did you know that designated terror groups openly use Facebook and Twitter to fundraise for attacks, even linking to their social media accounts from their websites?
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Read more: The CEO of North Carolina-based Spreedly says the payments software startup is eyeing a push into Latin America after a $75 million fundraise
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Greitens also faced charges of improperly obtaining a list of donors from a veteran's charity he ran in order to fundraise for his 2016 gubernatorial campaign.
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Reports had previously indicated that Revolut would take on some form of debt alongside the equity fundraise, but the company said this wasn't happening for now.
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Bush has generally avoided the campaign trail since leaving office in 2009 but might fundraise for a slew of Republican candidates this fall, Politico reported Tuesday.
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First, I want to talk about how to strategize around a seed fundraise today, given the radical changes in the market over the past few years.
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"We're going to fundraise to provide a creche with a childminder, as local Turkish and Kurdish women said they were unable to attend [classes]," says Lamont.
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The negative signaling only works in one direction — ICO investors (at least for now) don't seem to care that startups have failed to fundraise on Sand Hill.
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I do think many of the companies that have chosen this path have attempted to fundraise in the Valley and have failed (I have seen this personally).
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There's some evidence that the move backfired, allowing Moser to fundraise tens of thousands off it and earn the backing of the Sanders-aligned group Our Revolution.
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Coupled with numerous crackdowns on the far-right movement's ability to organize and fundraise online, this will also damage the small cottage industry in grifting it's spawned.
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On Facebook, users have been able to fundraise for nonprofits since 2015, and have collected over $300 million just through birthday fundraisers alone as of August 2018.
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In an interview for Flux I sat down with Kathleen Breitman, co-founder and CEO of Tezos, which is nearing the end of it's two week fundraise.
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Today it was rewarded with an $80 million Series E to bring their products to a wider market in what could be the company's last private fundraise.
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She has previously said that the House Financial Services Committee has historically been a "money committee" to help members of Congress fundraise for their re-election bids.
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One full year to put heads down on building the business and then pick up your heads to fundraise with the intent of closing six months after.
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Greycroft, Steadfast Venture Capital, First Round, ERA, HillCour and Two River also participated in Thirty Madison's fundraise, which brings its total raised to date to $22.75 million.
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The Inquirer noted that the "Women for Trump" plans to fundraise, train activists, and register voters in an attempt to convince more women to support the president.
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She's criss-crossing the country to campaign and fundraise for Democrats with a laser focus on winning back the House after eight years in the minority wilderness.
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Cannon pointed out that a primary challenge means a president's campaign team needs to fundraise and spend money that would otherwise be designated for the general election.
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The company has gone from two or three people to more than 40, while revenues are up tenfold since its fundraise in June 2018, according to Benigson.
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To be clear: The historical pattern is that you fundraise off of a bad incumbent and wait for voters to kick them out in the next election.
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He also vowed to fundraise the same amount of money donated to the lab by Epstein and donate that money to charities supporting survivors of human trafficking.
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She worked to ink partnerships with drug companies like Genentech, Pfizer, and, last year, GlaxoSmithKline, while helping fundraise, including a $250 million round for 23andMe in 2017.
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Terere Kids Project had campaigned for months in order to fundraise the donations needed to pay for his passport and visa, but the application had been denied.
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The recession made it untenable for them to fundraise, enabling us not only to buy them, but to do so without cash in an all-equity deal.
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The company has been generous sharing its data with us on what times are best to fundraise and how to structure a slide deck for best performance.
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When It Comes to Fundraising, Timing Is Everything There are some shockingly common timing mistakes founders make that can turn an otherwise successful fundraise into a failure.
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It limited the categories users can fundraise for to medical bills, crisis and disaster relief, personal emergencies, and help for people after a death in the family.
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Just this week, he hopscotched from Texas to Florida and back to his home state of Wisconsin to campaign and fundraise for House candidates, including vulnerable Reps.
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As with other kinds of medical crowdfunding, reading many of these in a row can feel dystopian — why do people have to fundraise just to get healthcare?
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" She added: "What that means is I have limited time to campaign for our re-election or to fundraise — making us particularly vulnerable to right-wing attacks.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump held a rally to fundraise for veterans groups in January 2016, but faced scrutiny from the media over whether he donated the funds.
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Conner added a link to the domestic abuse charity loveisrespect to try and fundraise $10,000, adding that he would match whatever was raised up to that amount.
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Roy Moore, the Alabama Republican facing allegations of a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old girl in 1979, is using them to fundraise for his campaign.
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He may feel the pressure to fundraise if his opponents Ted Cruz and John Kasich keep the fight up through the convention as Democrats launch their own attacks.
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After out-gunning its gaming-specific competitors like TeamSpeak, Mumble and Ventrilo with a secret $50 million fundraise earlier this year, Discord is setting its sights on Skype.
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Or perhaps it might be during a significant fundraise; international expansion; a rebrand; a desire to codify and refine the culture ahead of a key hiring spree, etc.
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After America—historically UNRWA's biggest donor—cut the remainder of its aid in August, UNRWA has been scrambling to fundraise and prevent widespread, perhaps deadly, cuts in Gaza.
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What's happening: Political campaigns across the country are using peer-to-peer (P2P) text messaging to drive supporters to rallies, tout ballot initiatives, fundraise and encourage early voting.
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But that number, as well as total fundraise amount, could change substantially by the end of the year as many more startups prep to close new financing rounds.
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TechCrunch has learned through a company fundraise overview that Beijing-based mining equipment seller Bitmain hit a quarterly revenue of approximately $2 billion in Q1 of this year.
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Nonetheless, it is a step down from Kleiner's last major fundraise in 2016, which brought in $1.4 billion for a growth-stage vehicle and an early-stage fund.
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George W. Bush's presidential campaign in 2004 had well-run ground game partly because the party knew who the candidate was going to be and could fundraise accordingly.
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The Obamas' stays often overlapped with the Clintons' return visits, either to fundraise or sign copies of their memoirs at the Bunch of Grapes bookstore in Vineyard Haven.
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Therefore, the fundraise, he says, isn't about plugging gaps in revenue but about doubling down on the company's mission to empower "city-dwellers" to prioritise their well-being.
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Sinema, on the other hand, had almost no competition for the Democratic nomination, which left her free to fundraise more than $20163 million over the past several months.
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Sinema, on the other hand, had almost no competition for the Democratic nomination, which left her free to fundraise more than $10 million over the past several months.
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Why it matters: Nin Ventures continues to fundraise, via its website, social media, open conference calls and public appearances by Nin Desai (including one scheduled for next week).
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While she hasn't worked out all the details, Mugdan says that she'd like to use some of her winnings as seed money to help fundraise for several organizations.
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The stock trades under the ticker UPWK, and the company will fundraise approximately $2512 million of new cash for its balance sheet ($187 million total with existing shareholders).
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" Tell us about your film, The Forest In Me."At the moment we've got a couple of sequences, which we're using to fundraise for perhaps another trip there.
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The Colorado Sun reported that Hickenlooper formed a federal leadership PAC called Giddy Up, which will allow him to fundraise up to $5,85033 a year from individual donors.
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Many Silicon Valley investors relied on Austin Ventures to source deals on the ground, so any entrepreneur that failed to gain the massive organization's attention struggled to fundraise.
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Utilizing a range of social media platforms, the far right is able to increasingly fundraise, mobilize, propagandize, and, most important, translate their online activity into real-world dollars.
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Saccone fell flat in that district under the old boundaries, losing the heavily Republican seat and prompting Republicans to denounce him as a poor candidate who couldn't fundraise.
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In fact, of startups studied in the 2020 DocSend Startup Index, 86% reported that they were going to try to fundraise again after addressing the feedback they'd received.
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His campaign has also named a group of five Obama-era U.S. ambassadors, such as Tod Sedgwick, former ambassador to Slovakia, who have helped fundraise by bundling contributions.
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Trump and the RNC fundraise jointly, an arrangement that allows them to collect larger contributions than Democrats who are still vying in the primary are permitted to accept.
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The committee on Friday removed its name from a joint fundraising committee to help fundraise for Moore along with the Republican National Committee and the Alabama Republican Party.
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The most-upvoted post this year referenced Reddit's fundraise led by China's Tencent, which in February led Reddit's $300 million Series D, valuing the site at $3 billion.
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Today's fundraise will allow us to expand our technology and continue our drive to bring biology into every physical goods industry — materials, clothing, electronics, food, pharmaceuticals and more.
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Warren started early presenting herself as a candidate free of moneyed influence; she hasn't participated in high-dollar, closed-door fundraising, choosing to fundraise largely from grassroots donations.
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Replicas was shot in Puerto Rico last year, so Keanu Reeves and New York Comic Con announced during the panel that they have partnered to fundraise for hurricane relief.
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Kelly is hoping that the shield, if returned, will go on display in a museum in Sydney, but he ideally would want to fundraise to build an indigenous museum.
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Biden meanwhile has been running ads in New Hampshire (as well throughout the country) trying to fundraise off the notion that he might lose to Sanders without more donations.
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This slightly different criterion explains why O'Rourke, who unveiled his detailed climate plan this week, will be able to fundraise through GiveGreen but hasn't signed the main money pledge.
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Joshua Kushner is also the cofounder of the New York health insurance startup Oscar Insurance, reportedly valued at $1.5 billion during its most recent fundraise, which closed last year.
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Chief among them: SoftBank's Vision Fund, which is preparing to fundraise its second massive tech investing vehicle, and had long been expected to indirectly benefit from the Aramco IPO.
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More recently, he's been on the board of the American Conservative Union, and he has close ties to the NRA's leadership, having helped fundraise for the gun rights group.
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She's found that black women, in particular, have to ask for financial donations more frequently than their white male counterparts, and get less money when they do successfully fundraise.
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When founders are trying to convince customers and employees to join the rocket ship that is their company, a flatlining fundraise can look like… well, a flatlining company. 93.
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New York-based venture capital firm Union Square Ventures (USV) has submitted paperwork to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicating a $429 million fundraise across two new vehicles.
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When companies are occasionally raising $250 million or more in a single ICO compared to a median IPO fundraise of slightly less than $100 million, it's a real alternative.
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Schaaf went through the NFX program last spring and says she "had an incredible reaction" after the outfit's demo day but wasn't ready to fundraise until late last year.
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This weekend I'll be helping fundraise for MHA Georgia so we can continue providing mental health education to the state's children and mental health crisis training for first responders.
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The legal proceedings account, from which the RNC said it drew pre-existing funds, was created two years ago and allows both party committees to fundraise for legal fees.
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A Democratic source close to Clinton told NBC that the former secretary of State and U.S. senator also plans to fundraise for select women running in key congressional races.
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His argument was that you don't regulate the big banks and the big donors that are funding your campaign and that are essential to your ability to fundraise personally.
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This, among other questions, is the focus of this project, which is only just getting started as the artists continue to fundraise and commission artworks related to relevant causes.
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This all reaffirms two things: that Warren isn't willing to fundraise the traditional way, but also that she's not completely closed off to considering funding from Big Tech sources.
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Democrats and Republicans drop in to fundraise from tech companies and are sometimes surprised by the array of issues that come up, said Thomas, the lobbyist and former aide.
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To try to match the outpouring of interest, the Super PAC has since released a free webinar with tips for women on how to start a campaign and fundraise.
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It's normal for an organization—the National Right to Life, for instance—to fundraise, and then use that money to organize a demonstration—the March for Life, for instance.
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" As the sit-in continued, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee used the opportunity to fundraise, with Pelosi telling supporters, "I need 6,000 gifts in the door during tonight's sit-in.
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They'll try to fundraise for the PAC's candidates, recruit candidates that fit the bill, and give them a slogan to use to try to distinguish themselves from the national party.
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It's been more than four years since Benchmark's last fundraise, far longer than the typical two- or three-year span that venture capital firms usually take between refilling their coffers.
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The billionaire businessman recently announced plans to fundraise at the former home of Barry Goldwater, the conservative icon who shook up the GOP when he ran for president in 1964.
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However, the fundraise is just the first step in a journey in which B-Social wants to eventually become a fully licensed bank that reimagines banking around everyday social interactions.
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While the firm doesn't list how big its fund plans to be, TechCrunch has discovered an SEC regulatory filing from June showing Village Global was targeting a $50 million fundraise.
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Let's calculate Casper's new valuation range and expected fundraise, figure out its implied revenue multiples, and see if the resulting figures make sense when compared to Purple, its public competitor.
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"I'm clearly leaning in a certain direction," Castro told BuzzFeed News over a brief phone call outlining his plans to fundraise and make potential staffing decisions ahead of a Jan.
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Until the midterms—18 months away, which might as well be an eternity—the party isn't going to be able to do much of anything beyond protest, fundraise, and dream.
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The fundraise will be focused on growing both the B2C and B2B operations, the company says, as well as hiring to expand its 15-plus person team in Boca Raton.
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Experienced venture fund managers with existing LPs all fundraise at the same time, and LPs prioritize established managers and wait to work with newer, smaller funds later in the year.
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" De La Cruz says he believes some founders go out to fundraise and don't get the results they desire because they're not able to break out of their "operating mindset.
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The union is also hoping to fundraise enough money for interior door locks to be added to university classrooms, said Tom Discenna, president of the American Association of University Professors.
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Bustos herself is set to fundraise for Lipinski in the coming days even amid pressure from her party to support candidates that do not oppose the right to an abortion.
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"Over the past few weeks, President Trump and many Republicans have peddled conspiracy theories about Twitter and other social media platforms to whip up their base and fundraise," Pallone said.
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She was misdiagnosed with several conditions before the cost of genome sequencing fell to a point where her parents were able to fundraise the $8,000 needed to get it done.
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Plus, Palo Alto's Eclipse Ventures, hot off the heels of a $500 million fundraise, added two general partners: former Flex CEO Mike McNamara and former Global Foundries CEO Sanjay Jha.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition PAC announced Friday that "it will endorse and support Republican Todd McMurtry in his race to defeat Thomas Massie," as well as fundraise on McMurtry's behalf.
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The Arizona Republic reported that the two prominent Republicans will make separate trips to fundraise for McSally and the GOP in an effort to bolster support among more moderate Republicans.
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All three incumbents, who have backgrounds in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM), will be receiving a political action committee (PAC) check and the group will also help them fundraise.
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In these turbulent times when we know that white supremacy & domestic terrorism are inspired by Trump's ugly rhetoric & racism, to openly support & fundraise is an indication of one's integrity. Appalled.
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Schools have invested in alumni societies "because they are interested in having enough people donating each month to fundraise for leaky roofs and new sports halls," reckons one Old Harrovian.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) outraised the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in August, continuing a streak that has seen the RNC consistently fundraise more than their Democratic rivals in 28500.
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Democrats can fundraise off and run against xenophobic, gun-crazy, poor-hating, gas-guzzling Republicans, and Republicans do the same against open-border, gun-banning, wealth-redistributing, coal-killing Democrats.
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He decided to follow up his initial video with an update where he pledged to fundraise $10,000 to the domestic abuse charity loveisrespect, and match it with his own donation.
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The campaign, Republican National Committee and Trump-aligned groups also benefit from a deeper bench of surrogates because it allows them to fundraise in multiple locations on the same day.
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Quora tells me it's "roughly doubled its valuation since our last fundraise" of $80 million in 2014 that pegged it at $900 million, meaning Quora is now worth around $1.8 billion.
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Vale said initial funding had been secured from "someone who doesn't want to be public so Google and Facebook don't go after them," and the group plans to continue to fundraise.
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Komako Kimura, a Japanese suffragist and founder of the Real New Women's Association (Shin Shin Fujinkai), joined the march while visiting the US to fundraise and talk strategy with American suffragettes.
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Despite that, London-based tech startup Impala has just raised its second VC fundraise, a $20 million Series B, only four months after its last round to continue its scaling plans.
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His cousin, Kitty Spencer, is an ambassador for the charity, was also at the gala and is planning on sleeping outside to fundraise and bring awareness to the issue of homelessness.
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Warren, who had a full three months to fundraise, trails Senators Bernie Sanders, who raised $18 million in six weeks, and Kamala Harris, who raised $12 million in about two months.
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It's true that Clinton goes to Hollywood to fundraise and has celebrities speak on her behalf, but there's no massively popular, left-wing television network spearheading the Democratic Party's ideological message.
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"I've taken it over and it's become a passion of mine, to fundraise and hopefully better the lives of those of us suffering, as well as find a cure," she says.
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The fundraise follows the fintech company's pivot from a real-time news alert service to a more comprehensive "AI-based" text and news analytics platform to help financial institutions assess risk.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE.
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Since Accel's 2016 fundraise got them a fresh $2 billion to invest in startups, the decades-old firm has nabbed some younger talent to help it navigate an inevitable generational transition.
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In other words, one of the largest Series A fundraises ever for a firm founded by an African American woman is barely half the size of a typical Series A fundraise.
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" The Trump campaign has just texted supporters looking to fundraise off of AG Barr's congressional testimony, and falsely claims that Barr said he "believes the Obama Admin illegally spied on Pres.
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" Miranda said his friends in the artistic community can continue to fundraise for the island, adding there is no "shortage of compassion and goodwill for Puerto Rico among the American people.
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Even Peter Thiel, who spoke at the 2016 Republican National Convention for the billionaire businessman, has no plans to donate or fundraise for Trump, his spokesman told The Wall Street Journal.
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The decision to fundraise jointly with Ryan -- coupled with Ryan's apparent endorsement of McCarthy last month -- is likely to further cement McCarthy's favorite status, particularly among the party's most influential donors.
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However, many heroin users also sell heroin or other drugs to fundraise for themselves, so if he plans to crack down on one group but not the other, he is mistaken.
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Michael Cohen, who helped fundraise for the inaugural, is another major figure, though it's not entirely clear whether he's helping out with the investigation or whether he's a target of it.
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After announcing a $13 million fundraise last August, U.K. AI-based health services startup Babylon Health is putting some of that money to use with its widest-ranging project to date.
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It is backed by some of Europe's savviest tech investors including Index Ventures and Accel – both of which contributed to its €140 million ($155 million) Series C fundraise in January 2020.
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And then when you go out and try to fundraise, whether it's investors or publishers or whomever, angels even, you look a lot stronger because you are a lot stronger, right?
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In contrast, overlooked founders who have often found it challenging to raise know that they need to be frugal by default, because it's unclear how hard the next fundraise will be.
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The New York-based team behind Harlem Capital announced a $40 million debut fundraise last month, one of the largest-ever pools of capital for a fund with a diversity mandate.
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They had been told that investors wanted to see higher revenue growth before the company&aposs next fundraise, and that reaching that goal would require consolidating its workforce and combining positions.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 85033 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE.
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The problem with the modern Senate, he says, is dysfunction is relatively costless — the two sides whine about it, and complain about it, and then go off and fundraise on it.
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Trump did not participate in the last Republican debate before Iowa's caucuses because of Kelly's "bias," tweeting that he would instead host an alternate event in Iowa to fundraise for veterans.
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Olympian Joan Benoit Samuelson and 11 other Boston Marathon champions have joined forces to fundraise for a bronze sculpture that Gibb will create of herself to be placed on the course.
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If the ICO process itself drives adoption for a product, a startup might find that the first 1,000 or even first 100,000 user problem has largely vanished during the fundraise process itself.
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Climbing the almost nine miles with a heavy pineapple in her pack was "nothing compared to what my patients or my mom or people I fundraise for go through," Johnson told CNN.
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Bringing his total fundraise to $3003 million, Bellubbi pivoted Band of the Day into Applauze, a concert ticket app that combined official and secondary sales so you could always see the show.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Weinstein bundled — a term for helping officially fundraise donations from others — $2800,422,683 for Clinton's campaign in 2016 and at least $500,000 for Obama's 2012 campaign.
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There's an abundance of generic advice available for how to build teams and culture, how to fundraise, how to be productive, how to stay above the noise… But what about specific advice?
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When companies like Slack or Meerkat capture the elusive imagination of influencers in tech and media, it makes it easier to fundraise, hire talent, get press and get noticed by customers. Relationships.
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This has picked up as O'Rourke has reportedly privately met with former president Barack Obama, and as a former Obama bundler said he'd fundraise for O'Rourke's campaign if he decides to run.
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That Beyoncé sang at Obama's 2009 inauguration and worked with her husband to help fundraise for his reelection in 2012 shows how close the singer was to the country's highest government office.
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The company announced today an $8.5 million Series A fundraise led by Prudence Holdings, with participation from Lerer Hippeau and Thrive Capital, the firm which had led Morty's seed round in 2017.
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Buttigieg had been set to go to California Tuesday and Wednesday to fundraise and outline policy proposals, with his first debate appearance of the 2020 Democratic primary quickly approaching on June 27.
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A VC gets a second chance: After SpaceX filed more SEC paperwork as part of its $500 million upcoming fundraise, TechCrunch's Connie Loizos noticed a familiar name on the document: Steve Jurvetson.
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On that note, it announced a first investment from the new vehicle: leading a $5 million Series A fundraise for Biofourmis, a Singapore-based company that has developed a health analytics platform.
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" Carter, who was Georgia's Democratic governor in the 85033s, added that Allman helped him fundraise money for his 1976 presidential run, joking that back then, "Allman was better known than I was.
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We encourage virtual participants to wear a red ribbon and change their profile pictures for the day to help raise awareness, and to fundraise on their personal web pages on the website.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE said.
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He said the company - which also has offices in South Africa, Canada and Nigeria - had not yet taken a final decision on whether to go public or fundraise via a private placement.
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That fundraise could take the form of a $500 million equity raise and a $5.53 billion convertible loan — which would give the startup a valuation of between $5 billion and $10 billion.
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A Texas Democrat told The Hill Wednesday that any Democratic candidate needs to announce a bid early in order to fundraise and build a network to mount a credible challenge to Cruz.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R).
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It plans to use an independent expenditure to fundraise, direct a field operation and do other organizing in the primary, including in states such as Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Founded in 2012, Particle snagged $40 million in its Series C fundraise last October from big industrial investors, including Qualcomm Ventures and Energy Impact Partners, signaling strong support for the company's mission.
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From past experience, I've found that founders who can raise easily in a first raise really struggle later on subsequent raises because they don't know just how hard a fundraise can be.
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"Hopin is the only platform that can truly replicate an offline event online, no matter the size," said Luciana Lixandru, partner at Accel, who led the fundraise and will join Hopin's board.
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As I described the company a few months ago following its Series A fundraise: The public benefit corporation is on a mission to act as a "trusted advisor" to student loan borrowers.
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The release of the poll comes days after the NRSC removed its name from a joint fundraising committee that would help fundraise for Moore with other GOP groups ahead of the Dec.
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But O'Rourke's campaign launch March 14 came nearly a month after Sanders' announcement, and O'Rourke's aides warned supporters that the Texan "had a lot less time to fundraise" than his rivals have.
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The latest, a Series J fundraise of $62 million in March, continued the firm&aposs unusual approach of staging lots of incrementally larger funding rounds, without ever seeming to contemplate an IPO.
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For example, a nonprofit using an image to fundraise might be considered commercial use, while a for-profit news organization using a photo as part of its news coverage might not be.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), the Senate GOP's campaign arm, will no longer help fundraise for Alabama GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore, according to paperwork filed with the Federal Election Commission.
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Unlike many of the potential candidates likely to run for the Democratic nomination, she has the ability to inspire, the ability to fundraise, and the ability to take on Republicans head on.
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But despite the outpouring of support, Biden's campaign didn't fundraise off the encounter — a departure from practice in a primary where every candidate has sought to monetize anything approaching a viral moment.
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We get dues from the stations, and then we have to either fundraise to get the other money or look at ways that we can generate revenue from things like DVD sales.
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The problem, though, is that several company insiders expect the company to never fundraise again and that the round led by IVP in August could be the company's last before an IPO.
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I'm currently running an online fundraiser for this year's edition and we are counting [on being able] to fundraise enough to cover the production fees and travel and accommodation of the invited artists.
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And now it's ready to come out of stealth with a $2.5 million seed fundraise led by a Silicon Valley fixture it won't disclose that follows Keyo's $1 million friends-and-family round.
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Still, there's evidence that similar extremist militia groups have used Facebook itself as a donation platform—the Mountain Minutemen's leader, Robert Crooks, was able to fundraise $1,600 on the site just last month.
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Go deeper: The hacking groups targeting industrial safety systems A critical infrastructure cybersecurity company's million dollar fundraise Trump's national cyber strategy intends to secure critical infrastructure Read the original scoop by Süddeutsche Zeitung
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Last September, they began a five-month training program given by Greenworkers Co-op Academy, which aims to teach people how to structure a business and fundraise, as well as offers networking opportunities.
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Four spots — one in each of the tournament's geographical regions — will be held for squads that fundraise the most money for their local Big Brothers/Big Sisters affiliates through the donation site GoFundMe.
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Among the groups and GOP politicians that have used the Big League Politics email list to fundraise this year are the National Republican Congressional Committee; House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana; Rep.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Amid a swirling economic crisis and protests over budget cuts for research in Argentina, one scientist has found a novel way to fundraise: winning money on a television game show.
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Donors who trekked to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in support of House Speaker Paul Ryan were treated to a slide show late this summer to fundraise off those very fears, according to multiple attendees.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 85033 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R-W.Va.).
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Brooks said her focus is also on finding qualified candidates that can win in key battlegrounds, which means candidates who know their district, and have the drive to fundraise and assemble competent teams.
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Obama was at the concert in Texas alongside the four other former living presidents to fundraise for disaster relief after the series of hurricanes that struck the U.S. over the past few months.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 6900 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 2628 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R-W.Va.).
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 85033 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R-W.Va.).
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One Medical was valued at around $1.5 billion in its most recent, 2018-era fundraise according to CBNC, reporting that the company has since traded on the secondary markets for around $2 billion.
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The RNC has used the book to fundraise — the same day they made the huge purchase, they sent out an email promising a free copy to anyone who donated $50, BuzzFeed News reported.
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Only Clinton chose to fundraise through that partnership, which opened her campaign up to allegations last year that money raised to benefit state parties was being used in ways that benefited her campaign.
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Members of the president's own party have said that he was in the wrong, even as he is already trying to fundraise off of the acquittal, still insisting that his call was perfect.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, one of the key witnesses could be former Athletic Director Pat Haden, who is on video from 2011 talking about his mission from the University to fundraise.
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Before Big Tech became a campaign staple this century, candidates relied mostly on email and direct mail to fundraise, but those platforms didn't make donations as efficient or easy for people to participate.
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"From the very beginning, and it&aposs somewhat controversial when you talk to founders, but companies that are selling to the government or thinking about it have to fundraise very well," Boyle said.
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Sequoia, led by Doug Leone, Michael Moritz, Roelof Botha and others, recently sought $8 billion for a global fund, its largest-ever fundraise, holding a first close of $6 billion in June 2018.
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Unlike other fundraising sites like Kickstarter or IndieGogo, which fundraise to help propel a specific invention, idea, or artistic project off the ground, GoFundMe allows delegates to raise money for any personal cause.
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Yet when it comes to building up their reputations on the campaign trail, there's no digital tool they'll leave behind as they tweet, livestream and endlessly email-fundraise their way into citizens' lives.
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Headlines touting victories in online polls are obviously useful for candidates like Gabbard and Yang, as they can use them to fundraise and create a perception that there's grassroots buzz around their campaigns.
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Mercer's PAC only had about $1.3 million on hand as of May 31, but the hedge fund family would reinvest in the new group and that they would actively fundraise, unlike Keep the Promise.
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There is also a general impression that companies that attempted to raise venture capital 6-12 months ago are now launching ICOs, indicating that those who failed to fundraise are choosing an alternative path.
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"We&aposll be looking to the High Line for some design ideas, landscaping lessons learned and ways to fundraise to support programming," said Sarah Reginelli, president of Capitalize Albany, a nonprofit economic development organization.
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Capitalworks will provide a regulatory platform for the funds, help fundraise, particularly in South Africa, and inject some cash from its underlying investors, many of whom are South African, two of the sources said.
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Faire has today announced a $100 million fundraise across two financing rounds: a $40 million Series B led by Taussig at Lightspeed and a $0003 million Series C led by Y Combinator's Continuity fund.
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In the latter half of last year into this spring, businesses such as Square Inc had so-called "down-round IPOs", public offerings which valued the company at less than their last private fundraise.
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He is scheduled to attend the Toronto Pride Parade on July 3, and the Liberal Party is giving away a free trip to join Trudeau at the event — and fundraise against its political opponents.
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If you have a compelling business and have educated yourself on crafting a pitch deck and getting warm intros to VCs, there are still specific questions about the strategy to follow for your fundraise.
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The company was valued at just over $12 billion with its last private fundraise, a $150 million round in mid-2017, and is on pace to bring in $700 million in revenue this year.
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"So to us this is an amazing thing to do to spread awareness," she added to Leeds Live, "and maybe encourage a few more people [to] help to fundraise for such a fantastic cause."
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All of which means that the Form D filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission when closing an exempt fundraise (aka venture rounds) is no longer as simple a process as it once was.
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Ouster today announced a $27 million series A fundraise led by Cox Enterprises, whose Cox Automotive division owns and offers a variety of auto services including the well-known Kelley Blue Book and AutoTrader.com.
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A class-action lawsuit was filed last week against the founders of Tezos, a blockchain project, over its July initial coin offering (ICO), alleging they violated securities laws and defrauded participants in the fundraise.
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Tunstall reportedly has a history of crafting shadowy groups that fundraise off partisan ads, while seemingly doing little or nothing to put the funds to use for a political purpose, according to CNN's KFile.
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The project, which has been going on for two years, comes off the back of Oscar's $165 million fundraise from a mix of venture capital firms, including two branches of Google's parent company Alphabet.
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Sources close to Clinton have told The Hill that while she will not make a White House run of her own next year, she will actively fundraise and work to unify a fractured party.
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After its most recent fundraise brought in about $213 million, SpaceX's valuation rose to about $221 billion, according to analysis group Equidate, making it one of the most valuable private companies in the world.
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The company's investors wanted to see higher revenue growth before the company's next fundraise, which was supposed to happen early this year, according to several former employees who spoke with Business Insider last year.
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In conference calls over the past week between Democratic House campaigns and allied consultants and outside groups, strategists have been brainstorming ideas for how to fundraise tactfully, according to people familiar with those calls.
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We're seeing women run and canvass and fundraise and volunteer in ways we haven't seen before, and many of them were activated by the Women's March — that was the first time they ever protested.
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The majority of supporters interviewed said they thought Trump's decision to fundraise was strategically wise given that Hillary Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, has raised more than $250 million so far.
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Through projects like the Project For Awesome, which the Green brothers co-founded in 22016, they called upon nerdfighters and fellow YouTubers to fundraise for charity and create local activist groups in their communities.
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So honestly, the question really is what is more offensive: a group with water expertise offering to help during a water crisis, or an activist group trying to fundraise off the misfortunes of others?
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But if you want to optimize your pre-seed fundraise and you are looking for a magic number, it definitely seems that three co-founders is what pre-seed VCs today are looking for.
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UK neobank Revolut has reached a $5.5 billion valuation — more than triple its previous valuation of $1.7 billion — following the completion of a $500 million fundraise from venture capitalists, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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She remains vague about specifics but says that in the future she would "like to create a platform from which artists can organize and fundraise," and is looking into possibilities for creating an endowment.
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Steny Hoyer Brand New Congress will help fundraise for Wilkes and the rest of its slate of candidates, raise her profile nationally, and connect the campaign with other progressive candidates running across the country.
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Catalin Onc and Elena Engelhardt, the brains behind the Instagram account Another Beautiful Day Official, asked their followers to help them fundraise €10,000 ($11,215) in June so they could cycle to and through Africa.
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Why it matters: The billionaire and well-connected moderate could pose a "grave and instantaneous threat" to Joe Biden, who is struggling to fundraise and has faced questions about his sharpness, per the Times.
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Trump largely funded his own campaign during the primary contest for Republican presidential nomination but moved to join with the Republican National Committee to jointly fundraise his general election campaign against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Flowers also denied that the recount effort was an attempt by Stein to fundraise for her party -- as Trump has alleged -- calling her committed to the cause of "election integrity," a sentiment Baraka echoed verbatim.
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"Being able to succeed with this idea and to get the money to fundraise, like, I feel beautiful on the inside and I feel like I could show that on the outside," the teen said.
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"Over the past weeks, President Trump and many Republicans have peddled conspiracy theories about Twitter and other social media platforms to whip up their base and fundraise," said Representative Frank Pallone, the committee's top Democrat.
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In addition to a number of competitors in the same direct area as GoFundMe (such as JustGiving), Facebook has built tools for nonprofit organizations and individuals (on behalf of those nonprofits) to fundraise for causes.
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Canopy Labs Relaunches To Help Businesses Understand Their "Fuzzy" Customer Funnels Since the company's last fundraise, it acquired YC-backed Canopy Labs, which offered a service that helped companies evaluate customer journeys on their sites.
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"While Q3 of an off-year is traditionally a notoriously challenging quarter to fundraise, our campaign continued to see strong performance," Schmuhl said, seeking to explain why the number was down from the second quarter.
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Yet the debate exposed some lingering concerns among high-dollar donors, who are staring at a decision about whether to continue to fundraise and donate to Trump's campaign or spend their time on other races.
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The softening of these rules might be indicative of a wider trend, with Japan now proposing revised rules to make it easier for startups to fundraise through traditional brokerages and trade shares of listed companies.
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"We had Facebook fundraising for nonprofits with International Medical Corps in Nepal, and then last year ... nonprofits could fundraise for themselves," Naomi Gleit, vice president of product management for social good at Facebook, told Mashable.
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It does simulate a real class in that as you watch the two men prattle on about how to properly fundraise and harness the power of social media and yadda yadda yadda, your mind drifts.
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Although the market has rebounded, and the denominator fears dissipated, the net result of the stampede to fundraise early in the year could leave those funds yet to raise wondering if there's any money left.
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"They taught us a certain method that helped us prepare to fundraise effectively," he said, describing how he received training to ensure the business is managed transparently and responsibly in a way that reassures investors.
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Meanwhile, Moser has found she was able to garner the support of progressive groups like Our Revolution and the Working Families Party and fundraise tens of thousands of dollars off being targeted by the DCCC.
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RELATED: With Ryan out, the fight for the next House speaker is on Members across the conference also recognize that Ryan's ability to fundraise and campaign is still the strongest of any leader they have.
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The start-up, founded in 2017, will deploy a "constellation" of advanced imaging satellites, which will provide real-time, continuous video of "almost" anywhere on Earth, according to an April written statement announcing the fundraise.
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On Wednesday, Paul Ryan was telling Republicans that the results in Pennsylvania should be a "wake-up call" and that they should aggressively fundraise and run on the tax bill that was passed last year.
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Total employed in the US: 1,680What they do, according to O*NET: Recreation workers organize and promote activities, which can range from arts and crafts to sporting events, sometimes to fundraise for a community organization.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE for the GOP nomination.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 85033 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE in the Republican primary.
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Founded by Bay Area developer Rick Holliday, the company announced an undisclosed fundraise earlier this year from AutoCAD creator Autodesk and Citigroup's Spread Products Investment Technologies initiative and its affordable housing branch, Citi Community Capital.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE in the Republican primary.
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And beyond that, much of the way we talk about charity, and fundraise for it, ends up positioning recipients as static, helpless, and uninvolved in their rescue by donors — objects of pity rather than partners.
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He envisions formalizing the Gold Nets Project into an international network of home-court caretakers who work to maintain their courts, fundraise for improvements, and collaborate with cities to make sure that proper maintenance is done.
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"First and foremost, the reason to fundraise is to have a war chest, to have a buffer, to have the opportunity to do acquisitions, to have a strong balance sheet as we grow internationally," he said.
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When you sign up with the site to join a Swing District Team, you can get information on how to fundraise for or donate to local progressive candidates, join a phone bank, volunteer, canvas and more.
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A Clinton presidency would no doubt accelerate this, both because Clinton's political instincts will likely lead her to pick the fights that split the Republican Party, and because she will actively fundraise from these business leaders.
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Obviously, this is something that should be transparent to all parties, but I actually could see this happening more commonly at the seed stage, where some rounds almost certainly fundraise continuously and investors are more skittish.
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These are things that typically don't come from the wider community and with this fundraise of $100 million, we will be able to make sure we can sustain that effort in all the different product categories.
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Democrats also expect the senator to easily fundraise off the remarks and pull in upward of seven figures, building on a combination of the party's visceral reaction to Trump and also the powerful moment for women.
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According to the U.S. State Department, there are dozens of safe havens around the world today that terrorists can use to fundraise or recruit—from the tri-border region in South America to the southern Philippines.
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"If they canceled some activities in order to fundraise, essentially, for the border wall, they'd be incurring financial penalties in many cases," said Travis Sharp, a research fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
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Moore said that it is likely that "business will continue" — he said that he has been advising startups that need to fundraise to be cautious and well aware of the financing situation of the entire ecosystem.
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At some level, Hitt and Smith no doubt want to protect the planet and stop climate change, but their true goal of attacking the forest products industry stems from their need to fundraise for their organizations.
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Collin said before this round, she didn&apost know it was possible to fundraise this way, but she&aposd been in touch with several of those executives for years and all had shown interest in Front.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission signaled late Tuesday that U.S. securities law may apply to initial coin offerings, sales of new digital coins to fundraise for projects based on the same blockchain technology as bitcoin.
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A good pitch deck consultant may barely move the needle on a fundraise, while a superstar may not just get you a better term sheet, they may fundamentally transform the entire course of your startup's trajectory.
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Digital challenger bank Monzo is reportedly in talks for up to £100 million ($131 million) in new funding, hot on the heels of a potential new fundraise from competitor Revolut, the Mail on Sunday first reported.
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These email addresses are key because they are seen as a good way to fundraise and as a particularly good way to pick up smaller donations, something that is key to getting into the Democratic debates.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and Attorney General Patrick Morrisey.
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But he's also vowed to begin diving into his deep Rolodex of wealthy friends and business associates and to jointly fundraise with the Republican National Committee in order to raise "over $1 billion" for his campaign.
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Rather than hiring another campaign veteran to help him fundraise, Trump announced Thursday that he is bringing on Steven Mnuchin as his national campaign finance chairman, a man with whom he has a lot in common.
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Much of Bold PAC's 2018 money has been raised off of small, online donations, but the figures are staggering for a once-small group, particularly in a nonelection year, which is traditionally a hard time to fundraise.
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The team is currently around 20 people and with this latest fundraise, Battista wants to double the size of the team in the next 18 months as they look to scale to larger rollouts at major companies.
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The company is not disclosing its valuation, but, according to PitchBook, Fictiv was valued at around $65 million post-money in its last fundraise, which could put the company at around $100 million with this latest injection.
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It only allows us to fundraise from a list of U.S.-based organizations with 501(c)(3), or non-profit, status, so don't worry, your friends' Indiegogo art projects and Kickstarter campaigns are still alive and well.
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Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, but for some context, during NetSpeed's last fundraise in 2016 (a $10 million Series C) it had a post-money valuation of $60 million, according to data from PitchBook.
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How to fundraise in August Danny Crichton argues that although August is generally considered a black hole for VC, using it effectively for fundraising is perhaps the single most important factor for success in the coming season.
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"I had a parent who was really involved in my development, she had time outside of job to focus on my sister and I and could help fill out forms and find programs to fundraise," Abby said.
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To date, it has raised $2400 million in equity funding to build out its platform, in addition to an $80 million fundraise for its debut venture fund, which invests in PSL companies and other Pacific Northwest businesses.
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It's hard to know what Ivanka's political beliefs are, though many suspect they are more liberal than her father's; she criticized President Barack Obama in 2012, but she also helped fundraise for New Jersey Democrat Cory Booker.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 21625 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 2900 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey.
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Because members aren't allowed to fundraise on Capitol grounds, the campaign arms of the parties have setup call bank headquarters near the Capitol, where members can duck in to to spend a few hours on the phone.
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Where Knotel was only present in New York two years ago, it now has a presence in 16 major cities on three continents, and recently achieved unicorn status with a $400 million fundraise led by Wafra, Inc.
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Bawa is excited that hardworking and driven people who may not have access to Silicon Valley or Wall Street now have the ability to fundraise from the millions of people who have a shared vision for development.
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"It has been a lot easier to fundraise for Joe Biden in the last 72 hours than it had been over the previous 72 days," said Alan Patricof, a Wall Street venture capitalist and longtime Biden supporter.
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Her organization went from thinking it would have to go tent to tent checking on people to trying to fundraise $500,000 for a field hospital with 20 beds for immigrants and Matamoros locals who may need it.
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To read the full investigation into a trail of settlements at WeWork, and how one woman on Lapidus' team got paid over $2 million in cash to go away ahead of WeWork's major Softbank fundraise, click here.
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For example, the National Rifle Association (NRA) and other pro-Second Amendment groups will likely fundraise off of O'Rourke's stance, while Democrats will be forced to say whether they agree with the 2020 candidate on the topic.
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During the Obama years, the Democratic National Committee and the party's Senate, House, and gubernatorial campaign committees have done little more than fundraise for election years, and Obama's Organizing for America operated mainly as a personal reelection machine.
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While Trump's decision not to actively fundraise was considered inside his campaign as one of his best selling points during the primary, it has also put him at a distinct disadvantage as he looks toward the general election.
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Indeed, despite not having to actively fundraise, Norwest appears to be hustling right alongside other traditional venture firms that have gotten out of their offices in recent years to more aggressively pursue the companies they want to fund.
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Warren's campaign does not even keep track of how much its supporters voluntarily fundraise, or "bundle," for her — totals that typically motivate healthy competition between well-connected donors and are often considered when a new president awards ambassadorships.
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Other new and notable buckets of capital include YF Capital's $2.5 billion fund, Tunlan Investment's Xiong'An $1.6 billion Global Blockchain Innovation Fund, General Catalyst's $1.375 billion fund and Lightspeed Venture Partners $1.8 billion fundraise for two new funds.
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During her service, she has helped fundraise more than $22018 million for various LGBTQ charities and served as an emcee for numerous local non-LGBTQ related events and fundraisers, like Outward Bound and the Boys and Girls Club.
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Here's the full statement from Clover: Clover Health is in an incredibly strong position, having gone through a recent fundraise as well as adding 35% more members to our popular Medicare Advantage plans in the last 12 months.
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While Billie's main demographic is women, the brand is taking advantage of the month to help fundraise for men's health organization the Movember Foundation, while also spreading the message that women shouldn't feel ashamed of their facial hair.
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"President Trump came back to Nevada to fundraise for my opponent and attack me with petty insults because he knows Dean Heller will be his rubber stamp in the Senate, and I won't," Rosen said in a statement.
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It's one thing to pour this money into a special election; when the 435 races that will take place in 2018 are happening at once, neither party will be able to fundraise like the Democrats have for Ossoff.
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"Presumably, some people get out early next year, and they have much higher name recognition, they've been able to build up their email lists, have more ability to fundraise, and potentially could run for other offices," she said.
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How do you balance this national focus of the campaign and trying to fundraise the amount of money that would be needed to take down somebody like Paul Ryan with local concerns and local issues in your district?
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The commission even lets the candidates who benefit to fundraise for the supposedly independent entities working to elect them (which is how Parnas and Fruman were able to lobby a sitting congressman at an America First Action event).
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Fundbox CEO Eyal Shinar said that a priority in this fundraise was to select backers who not only could invest in equity, but also had large balance sheets who could expand the company's underwriting capability as it scales.
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Over the past few months, I have increasingly instituted a rule that I won't schedule any form of catch-up meeting, source meeting, dinner meeting, fundraise advice meeting, or what have you more than 48 hours in advance.
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The Women's March also has the financial backing to support members -- they fundraise off their email list and have sent six fundraising emails in the last two days that have raised more than six figures, according to Wong.
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After her disgraceful statement refusing to take responsibility, she tried to make excuses again in the video announcing that she would drop out of the race blaming billionaire spending for her failures and lack of ability to fundraise.
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In U.S. politics, the ability to fundraise is a key test of potential for higher office, but Ryan, who ran unsuccessfully for vice president in 2012, has consistently denied he is interested in entering the 2016 White House race.
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The reality though is that while you can't fundraise in August the way you might in September or October, there are a lot of strategies you can use to take advantage of the uniquely relaxed tenor that August offers.
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Originally targeting a fundraise of $115 million of American Depository Receipts (shares of foreign companies listed domestically on the NYSE), the company concluded its roadshow raising less than half of its target, for a final investment of $60.1 million.
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The bill, an amendment to existing sanctions on the group, seeks to further restrict its ability to fundraise and recruit, increase pressure on banks that do business with it and crack down on countries, including Iran, that support Hezbollah.
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Moreover, the internet keeps making it easier to fundraise off an energized base — a dynamic that is empowering high-enthusiasm outsider candidates like Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz and weakening party establishments and the big-dollar donors they control.
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Ben Ray Lujan, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and his team did a masterful job of managing the midterm environment by recruiting early, expanding the battlefield, and guiding candidates to fundraise to neutralize big campaign finance assaults.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 28503 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 22019 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE, for the chance to take on Democratic Sen.
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The fundraise includes a $40 million Series C equity round led by London's Index Ventures, with participation from Balderton Capital and AlphaCode, an accelerator in Africa; and a $200 million debt facility led by an unnamed "global investment bank".
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The work of "clubs and queens to help fundraise for the Repeal project came from us feeling we all had a personal obligation to use our platform in any way we could," said Dublin-based drag queen Pixie Woo.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 85033 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE — who were at 21 and 25 percent, respectively.
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That Gabbard still asked Dorsey to fundraise for her shows how Democrats in 2020 are both talking tough about Silicon Valley's power while also asking some of its billionaires and biggest celebrities to raise money and vouch for them.
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Bierman said the fact that insiders such as himself, MedMen cofounder Andrew Modlin, their partner Chris Gannon, and outside investor Wicklow Capital invested in the last fundraise was a sign that they are confident in the company&aposs future.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R) for the right to take on Sen.
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Karen McCormick is the chief investment officer at the London-based venture-capital firm Beringea, and she led its recent investment in the London-based esports organization Fnatic as part of its $19 million Series A fundraise in April.
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For example, I should not be using official time and resources to fundraise and engage in political campaigns: I need to spend that time talking to my constituents (not just political supporters) and representing their views in the policy-making process.
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For many founders, there is now a clear fork in the road for financing their companies: continue along a traditional venture capital fundraise path, or find a way to jam tokens into their business and raise capital through an ICO.
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Now Stefanik says she is using groups like Emily's List, a Democratic group that helps fundraise for and support women candidates who support abortion rights, as an example, pushing her own PAC as a way to help women through their races.
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She basically disappeared after a very good convention, when she was 10 points ahead, and went to fundraise in the Hamptons, and I wrote a story that was universally hated by her campaign and her supporters, but it was true.
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This is the fifteenth year of the Queen USA pageant, but it's the first time that the event was produced on a national scale and organized to fundraise for the transgender health clinic at St. John's Well Child & Family Center.
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STOCKHOLM, March 1 (Reuters) - Online payments services firm Klarna launched a share issue on Thursday to raise 1 billion Swedish crowns ($108 million) from existing investors and plans to do a larger external fundraise round later this year, its spokeswoman said.
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The payments giant has now launched Money Pools, a service that lets people create pages to let their contacts fundraise for a specific item or event, such as buying a group gift, a group trip, or housemates paying the rent.
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Fluent in communicating the Bernie voice on Facebook and in email, Revolution staffers emphasized issues-based messaging — often with short deadlines — resulting in cash pouring in from voters often motivated by Sanders' refusal to fundraise the way that many Democrats do.
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Circle to buy SeedInvest to help startups fundraise with crypto-assets (Bloomberg) Why it matters: If approved by regulators, the acquisition would help Circle facilitate so-called "initial coin offerings" for other companies (SeedInvest specializes in public crowdfunding for startups).
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"We are very pleased he has continued to dedicate time to fundraise with the RNC to support important ground operations for the Republican Party," Mnuchin said in a statement, arguing that Trump was competitive in surveys despite Clinton's advertising advantages.
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They were going to sail the great loop, hang out doing banned book readings from port to port, then go home and fundraise for part two, a more elaborate trip involving cutting through Panama and sailing up the west coast.
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McConnell, who has not had any public events since last week when he criticized the President for having "excessive expectations," is expected to keep a low profile this week as he continues to fundraise to maintain the GOP Senate majority.
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Similar to what real estate tech company Compass did for its recent $450 million fundraise, Anchor Labs' Delaware filing includes language that will require approval from a majority of preferred shareholders if it wants to create, issue, or sell digital tokens.
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In the company's blog post and press release announcing the fundraise, it's notable to me that the word technology, or any variation of it, isn't mentioned even once in the text (the only exception being the boilerplate description of Omers).
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His only in-person media interview in the past 12 months was an appearance at Bloomberg's Sooner Than You Think conference in June — the only time he appears to have discussed the recent $575 million Amazon fundraise with any journalist.
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In a blog post late last year, CEO and founder Sam Jadallah says the company made an acquisition deal that limited its ability to fundraise, but the buyer pulled out at the last minute, leaving Otto with no remaining cash.
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And even just in terms of the craft of writing, do we really want to exchange the standard funding sentence ("blah blah blah raised blah from blah with participation from blah blah blah") with a multi-paragraph exegesis of a fundraise?
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The complaint was filed with the city's Conflicts of Interest Board and alleges that the mayor "is using a city paid for photo ... in Paid for Sponsored ads on Instagram to fundraise for his Presidential campaign," the Daily News reported.
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"In our initial fundraise, we met with a lot of investors that would say let me go home and ask my wife or partner or whatever and see what they think," said Afton Vechery, the cofounder and CEO of Modern Fertility.
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After Manafort was ousted as Trump's campaign chief in August 2016, Gates continued working on behalf of the soon-to-be president, helping fundraise $25 million for the pro-Trump nonprofit America First Policies and working on Trump's inaugural committee.
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And by taking away the threat of losing reelection — and the need to continuously fundraise — for a large class of Members every election cycle, Members would be freer to pursue bold agendas in order to spearhead much needed policy changes.
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If you read the news, that's hardly surprising — influencers seem to constantly be making headlines for doing something stupid, be it launching "weekly" giveaways that aren't weekly, or asking their followers to fundraise $11,000 so they can go on vacation.
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Ball said that because Austin Ventures was the only major investor in town, it put a lot of pressure on partners to find every good deal coming out of the city before founders went on to fundraise in Silicon Valley.
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CEO Alex Timm, who declined to discuss the fundraise, argues that startups will always have higher loss ratios as they works out some of the kinks (including Root's apparent under-pricing in its key Texas market, which it has since corrected).
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This year, we have a dedicated "Extra Crunch" stage focused on helping founders build their companies, from how to fundraise without dilution, to massively growing a team at scale, to how to build a brand and reach out to media.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and Attorney General Patrick Morrisey in the GOP primary.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2202 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 2628 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE or West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey wins the nomination.
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According to The Denver Post, Michael Baca, a Democratic elector, filed paperwork Tuesday with the Colorado Secretary of State's Office to create the "Hamilton Electors," a group able to fundraise unlimited donations from individuals, corporations and labor unions for political reasons.
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And should Yang fail to win any primary contests, he's still helped his party: He could turn over his email list to party officials, allowing them to help fundraise whoever the party's nominees are in both the national and local races.
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So did several people tied to the Obama administration, such as former White House press secretary Jay Carney, former U.S. Ambassador to France Jane Hartley and former U.S. Ambassador to Belgium Denise Bauer, who is also helping fundraise for Biden's campaign.
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Some have creative solutions—Paws with a Cause, for instance, promotes a pay-it-forward culture, where dogs are provided for no charge but those who receive them are encouraged to fundraise to offset costs for the next prospective client.
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While this approach may not work for all startups pursuing an ICO, those startups that can connect their fundraise to product growth have a unique opportunity to parallelize multiple objectives for the company — and that can accelerate success in a very competitive environment.
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Tamara Fields, a Florida woman whose husband was killed in a lone wolf terrorist attack in Jordan, has filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing the company of supporting the spread of ISIS by enabling ISIS leaders to recruit and fundraise on its platform.
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"With this fundraise we can suddenly play in the big leagues of the worldwide leading travel companies, and we can invest with a time horizon of not one or two years but 10 or 20," Reck told CNBC in a phone interview.
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Catch up quick: Coinbase's huge valuation could have been even larger; SEC seeks more comments on rejected bitcoin exchange-traded funds, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission holds meeting about digital assets; Circle to buy SeedInvest to help startups fundraise with crypto-assets.
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The company is announcing that it just closed a large fundraise consisting of $15 million of equity, led by Lightbox Ventures and Axis Capital and $15 million of debt, from banks, NBFCs, individuals and family offices, for a total haul of $30 million.
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In addition to sharing his own personal experiences over the years, he's worked with various organizations and co-launched Heads Together in 2017 — a campaign that aims to fundraise mental health services and end the stigma associated with openly discussing mental health.
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But over the last year — and especially over the last four months — a new craze has overtaken some influential subsets of the technology industry's powerbrokers: What if companies had a more democratic, transparent and faster way to fundraise by using digital currency?
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On Tuesday, Hawley announced his office had obtained evidence of criminal wrongdoing by Greitens which showed he had improperly obtained and used a donor list from a charity he ran before seeking office — The Mission Continues — to help fundraise for his campaign.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 21625 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and within striking distance of the Republican nomination to take on Sen.
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"You're not going to see as much of him doing these big events," the aide said of Pence, who will instead help fundraise for a variety of Republican groups, including the Republican National Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee and state parties.
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It pushes the entrepreneur to unnatural and harmful tactics to meet this valuation, or to eventually fundraise again at a lower valuation – or at a higher valuation from whatever out-of-tune investor they can find to do – then seriously struggle to exit.
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The foundation started collecting donations in 20153, but a New York Post article in 2011 (tipped off by the conservative National Legal and Policy Center) found that it still wasn't registered as a 501(c)(3) and therefore wasn't legally allowed to fundraise.
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The email, which was titled "Asking for a minute to explain (Kavanaugh)" and cast the Hawaii senator as too busy to fundraise because she was entirely focused on investigating Kavanaugh, was sent shortly after Ford began her testimony for the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Though Dittmar said Trump's antics are unlikely to shift the opinions of the already-dug-in electorate, she added that his harsh critiques can be used as a tool to fundraise and to encourage voters to show up at the polls on Tuesday.
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In order to execute what associates called a "shock-and-awe" fundraising drive, Bush spent the first half of 22016 promising that he wasn't an official candidate, allowing him to fundraise directly for the PAC that would raise $210 million in a six-month period.
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The fashion industry is going to grow, people are going to continue spending money on clothes and we see the opportunity to be in that in a nimble social impact type of business setup to capitalize on that growing market and to fundraise for it.
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And indeed, while few Republicans have endorsed Trump and then withdrawn, an increasing number of Republicans are openly declaring their intention to vote or even fundraise for Hillary Clinton — which is much further than Ryan or McCain would need to go to make an impact.
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John Pierre Dupont allegedly set up at least three sham political action committees purporting to fundraise for 10 Senate candidates, as well as Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and reuniting immigrant families, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey in the race to take on Sen.
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A medical center allegedly told a single mother to fundraise $10,000 for a heart transplant after saying she didn't have enough money to cover the procedure Many Democratic presidential candidates back healthcare benefits for undocumented immigrants, but it remains extremely controversial among the American public
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The fundraise comes hot on the heels of networking and content delivery giant Cloudflare launching its own anti-bot "fight mode" feature — a free opt-in offering to its customers — which the company said will help "frustrate" bots from targeting and attacking its customers.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 6900 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R) or Attorney General Patrick Morrissey (R) as viable nominees to take on Sen.
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DocSend's report has a handy graph, but my takeaway is that while some folks manage to fundraise with very little outreach to investors, a whole other group needs to contact upwards of 100, 150 or even 200 investors in order to raise their pre-seed.
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"There is nothing you can point to that would suggest anything other than that he will maintain strength, fundraise at a gargantuan scale and continue to get more delegates," said Jonathan Tasini, a Democratic strategist who supports Sanders but has no role in his campaign.
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One could imagine any number of directions for Sanders to go with his choices for the platform committee: union officials who can share his impulses on trade; little-known wonkish progressives in academia; the Ben & Jerry's ice cream moguls who helped fundraise for his campaign.
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Why else would Didi — which let's remember is a company that purports to be valued at $56 billion based on December's $4 billion fundraise — end Ofo's exclusive integration inside its app by adding a company that is on its last legs just to provide more competition.
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But Republicans will be able to keep attention on the court as the nomination and confirmation process plays out over the summer, and organize activists and fundraise off their efforts, according to sources close to the Trump administration and Republicans involved in races across the country.
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"With the help of Red Oak Animal Rescue, Cotton Branch Farm Animal Sanctuary, Ziggy's Refuge and Pig Advocates League we have worked to contain the animals in fencing, coordinate volunteers, screen adoption applications, and fundraise for this huge operation," Rogers said of where things currently stand.
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The same day the company was set to announce their fundraise, The Consumer Technology Association, the event producer behind CES, decided to re-award the Bend, Oregon-based Lora DiCarlo with the innovation award it had revoked from the company ahead of this year's big event.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 21625 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 2900 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE, the Republican congressman who vacated his seat for an unsuccessful Senate bid earlier this year.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE, attacking the attorney general for his ties to Washington lobbying groups and his New Jersey roots.
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But those victories obscure what are still very neglected and broken-down state Democratic organizations around the country, and state parties are worried that if the national organization doesn't move faster and fundraise more, they won't be able to take full advantage of the expected blue wave.
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The happenings are good news for technology startups for a number of reasons, including that major tech players have never had as much wealth in hand with which to buy smaller companies, and strong SaaS valuations help both smaller startups fundraise, and their larger brethren possibly exit.
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For all the reasons we've discussed, the bulk of opinionated political media is written for the side that already agrees with the author, and most partisan elected officials are tweeting to their supporters, who follow them and fundraise for them, rather than to their critics, who don't.
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O'Keefe, who was previously convicted in Louisiana for entering a U.S. senator's office with two men posing as phone repairmen, will not be allowed to fundraise in Florida due to a law that prevents people found guilty of fraud and other crimes from soliciting donations from residents.
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Greitens was fined for not disclosing how his campaign got the donor list from his nonprofit, the Mission Continues; the Associated Press found that the campaign raised nearly $2 million from the Mission Continues donors, despite Greitens's denials that he used the group's list to fundraise.
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This was the allegation, so, if that doesn&apost -- you know, strike terror into the hearts of any American that they can allege that you&aposre going to fundraise and that&aposs the reason to wiretap you, I don&apost know -- I don&apost know who would feel safe.
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On March 7, Facebook released a statement saying they too would tackle vaccine misinformation by not recommending groups or Pages that spread anti-vax info, not predicting them in the search bar, rejecting anti-vax ads, and not allowing to Pages with vaccine misinformation to fundraise on Facebook.
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Berlin-based Delivery Hero has built up a large network of online food ordering and delivery operations globally that was valued at over $3 billion as of its last fundraise, but it has now decided to call it quits in one of the biggest markets in the world.
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While Awair has been selling consumer IoT devices since 2015, its business product is about 18 months old, and a big part of this fundraise is to bring a sales staff onboard to keep the pace of enterprise expansion, which has been faster growing than the consumer business.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE came in second, with 28 percent, and state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey in third, with 27 percent.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2628 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 28500 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has been upended by a surge from former coal CEO Don Blankenship.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE and West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey in the primary, he is certain to lose to incumbent Sen.
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Given the current incentives, more staff could just mean more time freed up to fundraise, more partisan speeches to deliver, while longer workweeks means more time in DC to articulate the party message and hold roll call votes on amendments designed to be deployed in the next election.
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Rick Scott (R) will fundraise for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in his home state later this month.
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Battery Ventures just closed on a whopping $2 billion across two funds, two years after its last fundraise This sounds typical of the broader trend in recent years of firms that rush back to market every two years and lock down ever-greater capital commitments as they go.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 220006 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 2202 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE for the nomination is trying to style himself as the most Trump-like candidate in the field.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 85033 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE, a candidate in the state's GOP Senate primary, called on rival Patrick Morrissey to renounce Bannon's endorsement.
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Relatively speaking, $15 million a modest figure: since 2015, it looks like the Playground group, which includes the Playground Global incubator and Playground Ventures, has disclosed about $242 million in funding as part of a projected $300 million fundraise, and what appears to be a bigger plan to raise $500 million.
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SimilarWeb — which offers analytics and insights about the performance of websites and apps, as well as competitive intelligence about how other apps and sites are doing (covering 80 million websites and three million apps across more than 190 countries in all) — is today announcing a significant fundraise of $47 million.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE in the GOP primary over Blankenship, a former coal executive who was convicted of violating mine safety and health standards.
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Regulating donations which allow patients to travel overseas for treatments that are unapproved in their own countries is more difficult, according to the FT. "GoFundMe respects the decisions of patients and their loved ones about what they choose to fundraise for," GoFundMe said in a statement, according to the publication.
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According to an investor deck from 2016 that TechCrunch was passed by a source last month — which incidentally confirms the company's $2.25 billion valuation and $244 million fundraise — Klarna had at that point processed transactions from 22016 million users from 239,21 merchants in 22017 countries, equivalent to 217,5.23 transactions per day.
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That Series A investor who put in $5 million also wants to put in the $50 million Series B and the $250 million Series C. After all, they have the capital, already know the company, have a relationship with the CEO and can avoid a time-consuming fundraise in the process.
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DocSend has become one of the most popular tools for sharing venture fundraise decks, not only because of the control it offers, but also because of the analytics it can provide founders on how VCs read decks and where they might get stuck as they are perusing from slide to slide.
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Our group, Justice for Migrant Families, first came together after the raids to reunite children with their parents after they were placed in foster care, fundraise for their groceries, and help them move when the ongoing proceedings banned them from working and meant they couldn't pay for their small apartment.
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This latest fundraise — which comes from business development companies managed by FS Investments and sub-advised by GSO Capital Partners LP (the global credit investment platform of Blackstone), Cerberus PNC Senior Loan Fund, L.P. and PNC Bank, National Association — is a debt round, and Steinberg said the next round will be equity based.
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"A lot of times the need to fundraise large amounts of money prevents a lot of people who are qualified and who are leaders in that community from running for office because they don't have networks that include wealthy donors," said Allie Boldt, a Washington, D.C.-based counsel for the think tank Demos.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is helping to fundraise for three Democratic House hopefuls, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 2019 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE (R), who resigned from the House this fall and was sworn in as a justice on West Virginia's Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Voters handed Democrats a meaningful avenue for holding the executive branch accountable in 2018, but Pelosi seems to have no interest in the hard work of doing that, except inasmuch as it means Democratic Party elites will issue public statements condemning the president's actions, and effectively fundraise off of those public statements.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE on Monday unveiled her new political action organization, Onward Together, which will fundraise for five prominent progressive groups.
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What they're saying: "Every where Leader Pelosi travels across the country — whether it is to fundraise for Democrats or meet with local folks concerned about the direction of our country — the takeaway is the same: Americans are ready to put Democrats in charge of the House," said Jorge Aguilar, political spokesman for Pelosi.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee has advised candidates not to fundraise directly off of the pandemic, consider pulling teams from the field to instead make phone calls, share coronavirus information only from sources like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and to be aware of how communications are perceived during a crisis.
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Kustomer, a CRM startup that's taking on the likes of Zendesk, Salesforce and many other bigger and older providers, has closed yet another round of funding — no less than its third fundraise of the year — as it continues to double down on its new approach to managing customers in today's digital world.
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According to an investor deck from 2016 that TechCrunch was passed by a source last month — which, incidentally confirms the $2.25 billion valuation and $80 million fundraise, which had only been reported up to now — Klarna had processed transactions from 45 million users from 643,000 merchants in 18 countries, equivalent to 400,21 transactions per day.
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The collateral for the loan was Sassani's preferred shares and common stock (meaning his voting rights.) In August 2016, Sassani says he was instructed to fundraise again, but KLP was putting no new capital in — something that would make it difficult to bring in new investors, he said, as KLP was the largest investor.
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Police in Port Hope, a small town located about 62 miles east of Toronto, started selling T-shirts with the slogan "Blue Lives Matter" last week in an attempt to fundraise and draw attention to "all the police officers who have given their lives in the line of duty," Chief Bryan Wood told Northumberland Today.
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Read more: China piled up more than 100 tons of gold as a buffer against Trump's trade warThe blacklisting represents an abrupt change in fortune for SenseTime, which became one of the most valuable AI startups in the world in May 2018 after a huge $600 million fundraise saw it valued at $4.5 billion.
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"We do a lot of GPU compute, but the big focus right now and really where the investors are buying into with this fundraise, is the idea that we are in a really unique position to build out a software layer and abstract a lot of that infrastructure away [for our customers]," Erb told TechCrunch.
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A host of things, starting with a big new early-stage fund: We closed on a pair of posts from Danny based on AngelList and DocSend data that shows how signaling risk for startups has changed over the years, and how many pre-seed investors the average founder talks to during their first fundraise.
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Most of all, sources close to the situation said it wants a no-drama CEO who is capable of attracting capital (Uber needs to fundraise again soon); will be able to take the company public (look to 2019); and also will be able to attract new talent for the many open top jobs at Uber.
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Anyone who signs it would be promising (1) not to campaign against sitting colleagues; (2) not to directly fundraise against them; (3) not to distribute any direct mail against them; (19973) not to appear in or endorse any ads directed at them and (5) not to use or endorse social media campaigns that attack them.
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The organization came under a lot of scrutiny after the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold published an extensive report finding the organization did not have the proper certification to fundraise money in New York, and rarely operated charitably — using $285,000 from his charity to settle legal disputes and to buy multiple portraits of Trump himself.
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One civilian group is trying to fundraise to create a network of drones to drop food and supplies in war-torn Syria, drones have been used to bring aid to Haiti and the Dominican Republic after disasters and drones are even used by United Nations peacekeepers to spot civilians who are in danger in war zones.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is set to fundraise for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) next month alongside several possible 2020 presidential contenders.
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As a group we dug into Lyft's new half-billion-dollar fundraise and what light it may shed on Uber's valuation; spent just enough time to properly vet the current crop of tech IPOs — including what could be called a collective shoutout to a certain charismatic CEO; and, of course, talked through what's new at Apple.
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And at the end of that whole long and windy road, after all of those hundreds of hours of coffee meetings and PowerPoint strategy sessions and skeptical investor convos, all of that work will boil down to twenty words about how the fundraise closed, X dollars were raised and money was seemingly wired magically to your bank account.
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After all, even Republicans have started to denounce him: The National Republican Senatorial Committee will no longer fundraise with him, at least two senators have withdrawn their endorsement, and some are calling on the state's governor to delay the special election—Moore is running to replace Jeff Sessions, who is now serving as attorney general in the Trump administration.
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The internet has helped contribute to that growth: people are using platforms like GoFundMe and JustGiving to raise money for their own causes or to help them fundraise on behalf of other charities (for example to sponsor them in a charity run) — both to help spread the word and to make it easier for people to donate.
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Following a short stint in jail for lying to his own supporters in order to fundraise from them and cheating on his taxes, Duke remained mostly in the shadows until this past September when he came to New Orleans to ostensibly stop protestors who were threatening to tear down the city's famous statue of Andrew "Trail of Tears" Jackson.
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The lesson here is that while the Covid-19 pandemic has undoubtedly had a major impact on local retailers and other businesses that have been forced to close, or have lost business, due to shelter-in-place and other social distancing measures, that doesn't necessarily mean that every business want to fundraise to offset their own specific predicaments.
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The promise of flying cars has become an idea more synonymous with the tech world's shortcomings than its exciting potential, but today one of the startups that has been focused on actually trying to make small, airborne vehicles a reality is announcing a fundraise and says it's on track for a commercial launch in two to three years.
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This was post the holidays, post their visits to the ski chalets in Tahoe and the island beaches, and in the smack dab of one of the most important fundraise periods of the year — the mid-to-late January to April stretch when all the backlog of startups from Q4 initiate their fundraises for the new year.
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Reddit's monthly active user base grew 30% to reach 430M in 2019 The most-upvoted post this year referenced Reddit's fundraise from China's Tencent, which led Reddit's $300 million Series D. Users were concerned at the time the investment would lead to Chinese censorship, leading them to flood the site with images that would be forbidden in China.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 28503 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 22019 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE narrowly leads state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey in a new poll of the state's GOP Senate primary race, which shows former coal executive Don Blankenship in third place.
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Most of all, sources close to the situation said Uber wants a no-drama CEO who is capable of attracting capital (the obscenely funded startup needs to fundraise again soon); will be able to take the company public (look to 2019); and also will be able to attract new talent for the many open top jobs at Uber.
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He was now based at the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles and just said, "Bring Billy to me," so I had to fundraise again, but we got Billy out to LA. It was at this point that Prof Nordley asked if we had ever considered medicinal cannabis – which I suppose might not have even really been known about ten years earlier.
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Funders fundraise This week Precursor Ventures closed its sophomore pre-seed fund on $32 million, NEA filed to raise its largest venture fund yet ($3.6 billion), SoftBank raised $2 billion on a $5 billion target for a Latin America Fund, aMoon raised $660 million for Israeli healthcare deals and Coral Capital brought in $45 million to make early-stage investments in Japan.
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It's worth noting that Intel's venture arm, Intel Capital, is also an investor in Horizon and led their previous fundraise, as Horizon seems to offer up another opportunity for the US chip giant to make up lost ground in AI chip innovation and to gain share in the Chinese market now that they have canceled a partnership with China's state-backed chipmaker Unisoc.
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Why it matters: This may be the largest of what is about to be a flood of highly-valued Chinese companies going public in the U.S. This week features road-show launches for both So-Young (online plastic surgery marketplace) and Yunji (social e-commerce), while yesterday came an IPO filing from Luckin Coffee (whose $150m fundraise was our BFD just last week).
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Thursday and Friday she will fundraise alongside house Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) in an effort to get conservatives out to vote in eight congressional races.
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Read more: The Democrats are falling apart on their "coming together" tour There has also been minimal help from Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, or Bernie Sanders—the biggest stars of the party—to fundraise, and a lot of money being raised on the Left is going to a host of shiny new "resistance" organizations or candidates rather than the Democratic Party itself.
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The rapid spread of the coronavirus pandemic has put a freeze on many in-person sales and transactions for goods and services, so in what might be a sign of the times for funding in the startup world, today a company in the U.K. that's been building a portal to carry out car sales in the virtual world is announcing a large fundraise.
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The Silicon Valley startup fell onto hard times in September 2018 after a fundraise of $20 million, critical to its survival, which it had secured from an unnamed Chinese investor, was blocked by China over trade tensions between it and the U.S. Around that time, the company laid off a number of staff, and those remaining were furloughed in hopes of better times ahead.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE, for instance, raised $2 million in the second quarter, though he only entered the race in May, giving him less time to fundraise than other presidential hopefuls.
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After a big fundraise and subsequent reorganization last year at Coursera — which saw a change of CEO, as well as the departure of its COO, CFO, CMO and CPO (along with some 22016 others) — the online education startup is today launching a new IT course with Google to underscore its message that the ship is still sailing as it passes 3003 million users and 2300,22017 courses.
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The vice president's trip to Calexico is part of a longer trip to California, where Pence is expected to fundraise alongside House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.).
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VCs now realize that their perusal of a deck on DocSend is being monitored by founders, and I have heard from more than one VC over the years that they have their executive assistants click through a deck in a deliberately slow fashion to make it look like they are putting more thought and attention into reading a founder's fundraise deck than they really are.
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The most radical thing the party could do to distance itself from Trump, for example, would be to have the Republican National Committee openly declare it was no longer devoting resources to his election — it would no longer fundraise with or for him, no longer use its robust state field staff to bolster his anemic get-out-the-vote operation, no longer share voter targeting information with him.
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Sen. Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) demurred Wednesday when pressed on why he chose to fundraise using a lawsuit he filed to try to block the Senate from taking up Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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She helped found Brooklyn Allied Bars and Restaurants (BABAR), a group of 300 small businesses that fundraise for hyper-local initiatives; is a member of the board of directors at Neighbors Allied for Good Growth (NAGG), which advocates for community involvement; and now she serves on the L Train Coalition, an array of advocates who seek to engage the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) leading up to the closure in April 2019.
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The smart lock maker has now raised a total of $26 million since being founded, back in 2014, and recently opened up availability for its products nationwide within the U.S. "We didn't have plans to fundraise but we had a really open conversation with RRE in March, we've known them for a long time, and saw that this could be a great moment to add another partner to our team," says co-founder Luke Schoenfelder.
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Evan JenkinsEvan Hollin JenkinsWest Virginia New Members 85033 Republican Carol Miller holds off Democrat in West Virginia House race Trump to fundraise for 3 Republicans running for open seats: report MORE as his choice to wrest the Senate seat from Democrat Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE.
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Among the ways its employees raise funds: shaving heads to fundraise for children with cancer for the St. Baldric's Foundation, hosting walks in the park to collect money for the Make-a-Wish Foundation, putting on golf tournaments for the Working Wonders for Downs foundation, hosting food drives for local families, sponsoring "Alzheimer's Hackathons" to help find a cure for the disease, donating school supplies to classrooms in Hawaii and cleaning debris from floods in Missouri.
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