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Finalists Announced for 2007 Bend, Oregon Venture Conference

The Bend Venture Conference will take place Friday, October 19th

Mint Wins TechCrunch40 Top Company Award; Takes $50,000 Prize

Mint is a personal finance application that lets users track and monitor their financials in one place without the need of routine maintenance or accounting knowledge.

Bend Venture Conference 2007 Invites Seed and Early Stage Companies to Pitch Regional Investors

Finalists will be competing for an investment worth at least $100,000.

Big Sky Venture Conference an Outstanding Success!

If this year was any indication, which I think it was, next year will be bigger and better and a great way for your company to find that critical funding and advice to move it to the next level.

Startup companies compete for prizes at Idaho TechConnect’s TechLaunch 4.0 competition

Ritter said TechLaunch will continue to work with the companies to help them find investors. "We will train them to get them to raise money in smarter ways," he said.

The Banff Venture Forum, 10/4-5, Banff Alberta

The Banff Venture Forum matches Energy and Technology Entrepreneurs with Investors from around North America.

Call for Presenting Companies, Venture Capitalists, and Angels for the Big Sky Venture Capital Conference, 8/23-24, Big Sky, Montana

“The VC conference at Big Sky helped me a lot in the fact that I could learn what it takes to get funding at any level."

Surgical products company wins Governor’s Business Plan Contest

In its third year as a contestent, Vector Surgical, an Oconomowoc business that is developing new medical instruments to improve breast cancer surgery, is the winner of the 2007 Governor’s Business Plan Contest.

2007 Bend Venture Conference Featuring Guy Kawasaki, 10/19, Bend, Oregon

We are in the process of recruiting sponsors and presenting companies for what is lining up to be the best venture conference in the region.

Entrepreneurs could learn from students

The entrepreneurs know they have a lot at stake. A business they’ve dedicated a couple of years of their lives to will live or die on funding.

But they can be overconfident with their pitches.