Keeping your capital needs within the "impulse" range and "comfort zone" of investors. Using proceeds logically and reasonably.  John D. Sanders  <a title="www.JohnSanders.com" href= "http://www.johnsanders.com" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">www.JohnSanders.com</a>

Keeping your capital needs within the "impulse" range and "comfort zone" of investors. Using proceeds logically and reasonably. John D. Sanders www.JohnSanders.com

Keeping your capital needs within the "impulse" range and "comfort zone" of investors. Using proceeds logically and reasonably.&nbsp; John D. Sanders&nbsp; <a title="www.JohnSanders.com" href="http://www.johnsanders.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.JohnSanders.com</a>

Ch. 05 The Parking Lot Theory

Written for entrepreneurs, corporate management and investors, John D. Sanders expands on his philosophies of making companies attractive for outside capital - why to do it, how to do it, when to do it, how to promote it, and what to do with it. 
Produced by Heard Not Seen Media, Inc.

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Written for entrepreneurs, corporate management and investors, John D. Sanders expands on his philosophies of making companies attractive for outside capital - why to do it, how to do it, when to do it, how to promote it, and what to do with it. Produced by Heard Not Seen Media, Inc.

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