funkymusic

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Beware of the Subway investor (Franchise vs. Startup)(expresslaneventures.com)
1 points by funkymusic 12y ago|1 comments
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Pitch 101 Workshop Slides (with some tips for startups new to the Bay Area)(slideshare.net)
1 points by funkymusic 13y ago|0 comments
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by funkymusic 13y ago
> Can you travel in and out of the US as often as you want while on this visa? Yes > What would be the standard criteria for having the visa renewal approved? Would they need to see revenue growth? Would a stable stream of revenue b
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by funkymusic 13y ago
Yes, the money has to be on your account. From what I remember 50% of the investors have to be nationals of the treaty country (not sure if this applies to the investment as well).
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by funkymusic 13y ago
In this case you could do a so-called flip bringing your assets from the EU to the US (contributing cash and assets). A drawback is everything depends on the main E2 visa holders - as long as this person holds the visa others can follow; if
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by funkymusic 13y ago
Things are happening ... see http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-13-262_en.htm
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by funkymusic 13y ago
Three major revenue streams - Premium (In-App purchases), Affiliate & Ads. In the interview at the Consulate we've been really talking about details here I guess especially because we're a quite young startup.
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by funkymusic 13y ago
Thank you for your feedback! I was dealing with Matthew Schulz at Baker & McKenzie in Palo Alto ( http://www.bakermckenzie.com/MattSchulz/ ) and it worked out pretty well.
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E2 Visa for Startup Founders 101(expresslaneventures.com)
53 points by funkymusic 13y ago|35 comments