We had a panel of three investors tell you: What does it really take to get an investor to back your technology?
To see what they said, check out the webcast and other resources including slides, videos, and funding directories in the Partnering for Innovation Knowledge Network.
As a preview, Joseph Steig shares the secret of getting funding and investment for your organization, whether you're a for-profit or non-profit in the video below:
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