seed capital
11seed money — seed .money also seed .capital n [U] the money you have available to start a new business …
12seed money — (also seed capital) ► NOUN ▪ money allocated to initiate a project …
13SEED — System for Exchange of Excise Data a EU wide database of Tax Warehouses and Registered Traders. HM Customs & Revenue Glossary * * * ▪ I. seed seed 1 [siːd] also seed‧corn [ siːdkɔːn ǁ kɔːrn] noun seed capital/money/financing etc FINANCE money… …
14Seed money — A seed round, sometimes known as a friends and family round or seed funding, is a securities offering whereby one or more parties that have some connection to a new enterprise invest the funds necessary to start the business so that it has enough …
15Seed Forum International Foundation — Infobox Non profit Non profit name = Seed Forum International Foundation founded date = 2003 founder = Seed Forum Alumni location = origins = key people = Steinar H. Korsmo, Odd Moe, Trond Frost, Tommy Bundli, Ingri M. Johnsenm, Stian Selvik, Jon …
16seed money — noun capital needed to set up a new business or enterprise • Hypernyms: ↑capital, ↑working capital * * * noun [noncount] : money that is used for starting a new business, program, project, etc. He provided seed money for the campaign. called …
17Seed Stage — im Rahmen eines chronologischen Phasenmodells die erste Finanzierungsphase zur Aufbringung von Seed Capital für die Finanzierung der Erforschung, Entwicklung und ersten Umsetzung einer Geschäftsidee, die Grundlage des ⇡ Business Plans eines neu… …
18Seed (disambiguation) — Seed, seeds or seeding may refer to: * Seed, an encased plant embryo * SEEDS, a non governmental organization * Sperm or semenBuddhism and Hinduism* Bija, literally seed , a metaphor for the origin or cause of thingsIn computing and technology*… …
19seed money — seed′ mon ey n. cvb bus capital for the initial stages of a new business or other enterprise, esp. for the initial operating costs • Etymology: 1940–45 …
20seed money — capital for the initial stages of a new business or other enterprise, esp. for the initial operating costs. [1940 45] * * * …
