What capital moves toward
A venture is anything organized to create value.
A venture does not have to be a conventional company, nonprofit, or permanent organization.
It can be a business, project, event, place, product, initiative, restoration, shared experience, or short-term effort with a defined purpose.
What makes it investable?
- a clear purpose
- a credible plan
- defined capital needs
- an explanation of how contributions will be used
- expected returns
- milestones
- a way to report what occurred
A few illustrative ventures.
- — Opening a neighborhood café
- — Restoring a community garden
- — Producing a local festival
- — Launching a new product
- — Preserving a historic building
- — Creating a shared childcare program
The question is not whether it looks like a traditional company. The question is whether capital can help it create value.
Ventures ask for more than support.
They ask for the specific capital required to move.
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