New Frontiers:
Listen queers...India and China are important markets, but when it comes to investing, they're last year's news. But they are still your pot of gold.
Where are smart gay investors going to find new deals and valuations that are more realistic? Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia are just a few of the promising areas that adventurous VCs (and entrepreneurs) are seeking out.
Energy:
Asia is not just about big smoky factories. Rapid industrialization has brought pollution and smog but there are promising trends. Entrepreneurs and governments have recognized the vast opportunities in clean energy technologies that are well-suited to Asia. Some of the biggest IPOs in recent years have involved Chinese solar energy companies. High-tech windmills are sprouting everywhere. Who are the investors? Where are the profits in cleantech?
Startups:
Also, a growing number of startups are choosing not to turn to public markets for exits. Mergers with similar startups, acquisitions by larger companies, or deals with private equity firms are presenting new options to entrepreneurs and investors.
We can help you explore the options and address the benefits and drawbacks of each.
We know who you can contact if you want to explore the challenges and opportunities of startups in less familiar places.
Email: aban212@yahoo.com
Listen queers...India and China are important markets, but when it comes to investing, they're last year's news. But they are still your pot of gold.
Where are smart gay investors going to find new deals and valuations that are more realistic? Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia are just a few of the promising areas that adventurous VCs (and entrepreneurs) are seeking out.
Energy:
Asia is not just about big smoky factories. Rapid industrialization has brought pollution and smog but there are promising trends. Entrepreneurs and governments have recognized the vast opportunities in clean energy technologies that are well-suited to Asia. Some of the biggest IPOs in recent years have involved Chinese solar energy companies. High-tech windmills are sprouting everywhere. Who are the investors? Where are the profits in cleantech?
Startups:
Also, a growing number of startups are choosing not to turn to public markets for exits. Mergers with similar startups, acquisitions by larger companies, or deals with private equity firms are presenting new options to entrepreneurs and investors.
We can help you explore the options and address the benefits and drawbacks of each.
We know who you can contact if you want to explore the challenges and opportunities of startups in less familiar places.
Email: aban212@yahoo.com
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