Entrepreneurial Finance: For New And Emerging Businesses

Entrepreneurial Finance: For New and Emerging Businesses

This text covers the process of starting a business, raising capital, managing the finances of the business throughout its growth, and ultimately cashing out of the business. The book is very practical, providing real-world advice and information sought by those who want to start their own businesses. Stancill's text sticks to the nuts and bolts of managing the finances of a start-up or small business.ReviewThis text provides a relatively basic analytical framework and focuses on providing an excellent first-hand view of how business is really done.I think the book is written very well and will be a great resource for professors of finance and entrepreneurship. The issues are covered thoroughly and the style is easy to understand.I personally have owned a small business prior to joining the ranks of academia and have worked hard to incorporate what actually happens in the “real worldâ€? into the classroom. This text does this up-front and this is especially important for an entrepreneurial text. I look forward to the release of this text.About the AuthorDr. James McNeill Stancill, professor of finance, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California is an expert on the financial management of emerging corporations. He is a consultant to middle market companies, specializing in acquisitions and leveraged buy outs and is an ad hoc reviewer for Financial Management. Stancill is an expert in entrepreneurial finance, corporate acquisitions, corporate entrepreneurism and business in China.