Entrepreneurship! ... Why not YOU?!
The Tech Coast Angels (TCA) are giving a seminar at UCLA on Monday, October 20, 2008, 5-6pm. If you are interested in any aspect of business and entrepreneurship this event is for you. Those applying for TCA mentorship [1] this fall should definitely attend.

The Tech Coast Angels (TCA) is the largest angel network in the U.S. and the number-one source of startup funding in Southern California. TCA members are investors who are experienced in building start-up companies and who want to lend their assistance to the UCLA community. Their expertise includes patent law, medical and hi-tech development, and accounting, among others. They have invested more than $85 million in more than 130 companies and have helped attract more than $850 million of additional capital, mostly from venture capital firms. Learn more about the TCA at: www.techcoastangels.com [Array]

This seminar will focus on the upcoming TCA Fall 2008 Mentorship Round [2] :
- What is TCA mentorship and how to apply?
- What can the founders of a business or start-up do to best position themselves toward the investors?
- What are some bad-case scenarios and what can the founders do in those situations?
- How to secure venture and angel funding in tough economic times?

Refreshments will be served at a reception after the seminar, with an opportunity to speak with TCA members. This event will be held on campus at the Neuroscience Research Building Auditorium (635 Charles Young Drive South, Los Angeles, CA 90095).
As seating is limited, you must click here to RSVP. [3]

Email cfonseca@mednet.ucla.edu if you have any questions.
This event is brought to you by SoPS, EGSA (Engineering Graduate Student Association) and EA (Entrepreneur Association at the UCLA Anderson School of Management)

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