Startup Advisor: Raising a Round of Funding

Early-stage startups often raise their first round of funding with their family and friends, but soon find they need additional funds. Knowing which funding types are the right fit and how to pursue them is key to advancing to the next stage of business development.

Attorney Richard Repp will walk us through the various stages and types of fundraising, capitalization tables, and more at this next installment of our Startup Advisor Lunch & Learn series.

Speaker Bio:

A partner at Hawley Troxell, Richard Repp represents business clients ranging from start-ups to public companies. He assists public and private clients with raising debt and equity capital from investors, including private offerings for start-up and early-stage businesses. Richard also prepares and negotiates complex licensing, distribution, and service agreements.

A business lawyer with a business background prior to practicing law, Richard lived and worked in Boston, New York, New Jersey, and Copenhagen, Denmark before returning to Spokane to begin his law practice. His full bio is available here: https://www.witherspoonkelley.com/richard-repp.

Please note:

Parking is complimentary. Standard and plant-based options for lunch are included with in-person registration, which ends at 11:59 p.m. on March 2nd. This is so we have an accurate headcount for our food order. We are happy to accommodate any dietary restrictions. Please reach out by end of business March 2nd, so we can be successful in accommodating your request.

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Watch a past lunch and learn:

“From Idea to Product,” with Nick Wilkes from Impact Washington. Obtain the voice of your customer and design your product for manufacturing efficiency.