Despite trillions in wealth under management in venture capital, private equity and angel investing, it remains a cottage industry. We give you 7 reasons that make it so, and plenty of reasons to not let that get in the way of your fundraising. If you’re new to capital/private equity (VC/PE),

Simon Glass (Qodeo CEO) with Shelly Thunder (Ocean 89 Radio presenter) and Jamillah Lodge (The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation) discuss the ways that the Qodeo platform revolutionises how Investors and Entrepreneurs connect.

Catch up on our recent ‘Attracting Venture Funding’ webinar, co-hosted by entrepreneurial accelerator, Ignite Bermuda, with tips for finding your dream investor

If your business is located outside of a major center, or your founder didn’t go to the right business school (or any business school), you might find that bias is keeping you off the radar for funding. Intentionally or not, bias also limits returns for the VC community, and stunts

VCs, private equity firms and angels/family offices are far from a homogeneous breed. But there are some key success factors that will attract interest from a potential backer, whether you’re a start-up or an established business ready to take it to the next level.

In love, and in entrepreneurship, it’s a numbers game. And traditionally, you’ve had to kiss a lot of frogs. Even with a platform like Qodeo, which reviews your business attributes, recommending and grading potential matches, there’s still an art to identifying your perfect partner and building that long-term relationship.

Boston University Questrom School of Business discusses trends from their recent research, in partnership with Qodeo, where they interviewed venture capital and private equity leaders from across the Boston area.