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May 11, 2007What Happened When a Venture Firm Opened Their Doors?Check out the Triangle Tech Journal article describing what happened when Southern Capitol Ventures opened their doors. "Last month Jason Caplain, general partner with Research Triangle-based Southern Capitol Ventures, invited anyone with an idea to come by the SCV offices April 20 and do a 15-minute pitch. They held 49 meetings with entrepreneurs from 10 states, including Florida, Alabama, and Georgia, and plan to do it again in Atlanta May 17. Here’s how it went:" Posted by ryanallis at May 11, 2007 01:49 PMComments:
About this Blog: Follow the journey of entrepreneur Ryan Allis as he builds his company iContact into the worldwide leader in on-demand software for online communications, publishes his book Zero to One Million, travels the country as a speaker on entrepreneurship, explores the worlds of public policy, technology, marketing, management, leadership, venture capital, and organizational behavior, and lives a passionate life as a North Carolina entrepreneur and CEO.
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