Catch the money train

Article Abstract:

Financial help offered to new and old companies by venture capitalists like Nanyang Innovation Fund and Brisbane-based Achaeus for marketing their patented goods or for introducing goods in the market has been described. The criteria followed by the funding companies to provide funds to such finance starved companies have been discussed.

Marketing procedures, Financial management, Product introduction, New Products/Services, Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Finance, Marketing, Company investment, Investments, Technological innovations, Company marketing practices, Company financing

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Cash for the asking: Government grants can help start-ups or companies changing direction. It's a matter of knowing who (and how) to ask

Article Abstract:

The benefits of the government grants to start up business or reform an existing one in Australia are examined. According to the business advisers, companies with knowledge of tackling the bureaucratic processes certainly benefit from these grants. A guide is provided to help one to know the ways of securing a grant.

Government expenditures, Small and medium sized companies, Government finance

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Champion pacers

Article Abstract:

The company's sustained fast growth depends on a good product and staff culture. The formal process of sharing information and weekly meetings with key managers allows them to prioritize their workload and teamwork is necessary to make the growth inevitable.

Personnel administration, Human resource management, Company personnel management

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