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One of the greatest concerns entrepreneurs have as they grow their companies is how to raise capital for expansion. The good news is that investment in entrepreneurial ventures is up and expected to increase at all stages of company growth. For example, angel investor groups are on track for increased investment in start-up or early-stage businesses in 2007 according to surveys conducted by the Angel Capital Association. There is also significant growth in private investment in public equity (PIPE) funding. As of 10/4/07, $37.7 billion was raised in 1,017 transactions, compared to $28.3 billion for all of calendar year 2006.

Traditionally, many companies seek out venture capital when they reach the first key financial milestone (revenue). According to an article on venture capital trends published by AngelWire, one of the biggest myths regarding equity funding is that it takes $20-50M in venture money to create a successful company, but rather, less than one-third of the Fortune 500 Companies ever received venture capital funds. The article goes on to state that the new entrepreneur is wary of giving away half or more of the company purely for the
capital, and that companies are becoming more creative in finding alternative financial vehicles to help support building inventory and delivering product such as strategic capital (investment made by a company that shares interest in the investments market) and traditional banking (factoring receivables, lines of credit). Another, very attractive financing alternative for new entrepreneurs is to use the
small business filing process to take their companies public while maintaining control. Why merely own your own business when you can now "Own Your Own Public Company"™?

Clearly, the current capital markets are opportune with funding options for public companies. But another common equity funding myth is that it takes several million dollars to go public. While this may be true for IPOs directly on the NASDAQ, AMEX and NYSE exchanges, there are other alternatives. We would like to offer you an educational white paper on one market where small companies trade the OTCBB.

The paper is valued at $19.95, but if you order via the link below, you'll receive it for just $9.95. Would you like to ensure that your company is valued as highly as possible in order to create liquidity for your founders and investors, establish a long-term platform for raising capital and to have a non-cash currency for acquisitions, employee incentives and more?

If so, why not consider making a move to the public markets? Public Company Management Corporation (OTCBB: PUBC), specializes in helping small and medium businesses determine the feasibility of becoming public, and serves as a management consultant in helping companies jump through the hurdles required in becoming listed and self-distributing their stock. If you'd like more information or would like to discuss the options for your company via telephone, please visit this page to talk with Stephen Brock president of Public Company Management Corporationm.

"The OTCBB - What it is, How it Works, and Why You Should Be On It"