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"Starting a food business? Raising Dough provides an extremely useful roadmap through the financial landscape. This is a wonderful overview of the tools and techniques for capitalizing your small food enterprise."--Woody Tasch, chairman, Slow Money, and author of Inquiries into the Nature of Slow Money"In this book, Elizabeth tells the revealing truth of what it takes to raise capital for mission-driven food businesses and the extraordinary creativity and perseverance required to succeed. Her book also shares inspiring stories about entrepreneurs who are making breakthroughs and innovations in fundraising. No one who is thinking about starting and raising money for a food business should do so without first reading this book." --Brahm Ahmadi, CEO and president, People's Community Market"Elizabeth has written an absolutely critical book for social entrepreneurs. She provides a unique perspective on how different kinds of capital can be blended and sequenced. If you are not familiar with how to attract grants, low-interest loans, equity, loan guarantees, etc., to grow your business, you'll find this to be a hugely valuable investment in yourself. Read it, use it!"--Don Shaffer, president and CEO, RSF Social Finance"The foundation of a new economy is an equitable society that values everyone. Localists know this requires working on multiple fronts, and community capital is one of the most important. Elizabeth's book covers the many ways to connect any local businesses--not only those related to food--with local lenders, investors, and donors."--Michelle Long, executive director, Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE)"As a food entrepreneur, I learned how challenging it is not only to find money but to find the right money. Elizabeth's book is an important tool to help food entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses in a way that supports their vision--so that their food start-ups can thrive and change the world."--Sheryl O'Loughlin, executive director, Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, cofounder and former CEO, Nest Collective (now Plum, Inc.), and former CEO, Clif Bar & Company"Successfully financing food enterprises is paramount to building a just, fair, and healthy food system. Elizabeth's book shows us how to get it done. Raising Dough is an excellent addition to the literature of the sustainable food movement."--LaDonna Redmond, executive director, The Campaign for Food Justice Now"Where has this book been all my life? This step-by-step guidebook to financing food businesses is vitally needed today. In this rapidly evolving field, Raising Dough is a key contribution."--Marjorie Kelly, Tellus Institute fellow and author of Owning Our Future: The Emerging Ownership Revolution"Enterprise and money are a representation of spirit, values, and responsibility for the whole. This book provides valuable financial guidance for entrepreneurs who are building the companies that are vital to a sustainable society. Elizabeth Ü offers important insight for a new era of good business."--Joel Solomon, chairman, Renewal Funds "Great business ideas need money behind them, and Elizabeth Ü shows us how to attract and steward investors who are looking beyond profit and toward the benefits that a mission-driven business brings to the community it serves. I wish this book had been around when we were looking for equity investors in Cowgirl Creamery."--Sue Conley, cofounder, Cowgirl Creamery"Raising Dough is an invaluable resource for socially minded farmers and food entrepreneurs. Elizabeth Ü's clear-eyed, nuts-and-bolts advice demonstrates that, like food, finance can be sustainable, too."--Amy Cortese, author of Locavesting: The Revolution in Local Investing and How to Profit from It
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Elizabeth Ü is executive director of Finance for Food, a nonprofit that educates food-system entrepreneurs in the United States about the full range of financing options available to support them. She is also a financing and strategy consultant with Cutting Edge Capital. Her passion is helping food-based business owners identify appropriate—and mission-aligned—financing opportunities based on their unique situations and values.Elizabeth has extensive experience at the intersection of sustainable food systems and social finance. She previously served as manager of strategic development at RSF Social Finance, helping launch a loan fund to support high-impact, sustainable food ventures. She has served on staff at the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), and spent two years as program officer of Slow Money, then a project of Investors' Circle. Elizabeth regularly speaks and gives workshops on the topics of impact investing, social finance, and sustainable food systems at conferences geared toward foundations, financiers, investors, philanthropists, nonprofits, and social entrepreneurs.A Food and Community Fellow of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, Elizabeth holds a BS in geography from McGill University and an MBA in sustainable management from Presidio Graduate School. She lives in San Francisco, California.
Produktinformation
Taschenbuch: 288 Seiten
Verlag: Chelsea Green Publishing Co (13. Juni 2013)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1603584285
ISBN-13: 978-1603584289
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
15,3 x 2 x 22,9 cm
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Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 31.329 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
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