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Community Development Venture Capital Alliance

The Community Development Venture Capital Alliance (CDVCA) is the network for rapidly growing field of community development venture capital (CDVC) investing. CDVC funds provide equity capital to businesses in underinvested markets, seeking market-rate financial returns, as well as the creation of good jobs, wealth, and entrepreneurial capacity.  CDVCA promotes this field by combining advocacy, education, communications, and best-practice dissemination through conferences and workshops.  CDVCA makes its expertise available to CDVC funds by providing consulting services and technical assistance.

Entrepreneur.com

This is a great resource for entrepreneurs who are thinking of starting a business or are currently running their own business. It includes a good section on raising money.

National Association of Seed & Venture Fund

The National Association of Seed & Venture Fund (NASVF) is an organization of innovation capital leaders, private, public and nonprofit organizations, committed to building their local economies by investing in local entrepreneurs.

The National Venture Capital Association
The National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) is a trade association that represents the U.S. venture capital industry. It is a member-based organization, which consists of venture capital firms that manage pools of risk equity capital designated to be invested in high growth companies. Their website is an excellent source for industry and news, as well as template contracts and additional resources.

VCExperts.com

VCExperts is an excellent resource for private equity and venture capital education and reference material. The site includes affordable online courses and seminars in a variety of venture capital subject areas.

Venture Economics

Venture Economics and its publications provide accurate and comprehensive private equity information. Institutional investors, venture capital firms, investment banks, consulting firms, and notable media circles have identified Venture Economics as the indispensable source for accurate, complete, and timely coverage of investment, exit and performance activity in the private equity industry.