Small Business Finance Presentation: Creating Your Money Map

 Small Business Finance Presentation

Creating Your Money Map

 Title

 Small Business Finances - Creating your Money Map

Description  

Join us for this webinar that we have tailored for small business owners. We know that business owners are busy working in the business, and have little time to work on the business with things such as money management and financial planning.

In this webinar, we want to help business owners expand their awareness about money matters, including:

- the psychology of money
- how your perception and relationship with money can improve your business success
- overcoming the mental roadblocks to financial freedom
- tools and tips to remain cash-flow positive
- tax planning and tax-efficient investment ideas

Speakers:

Michelle Cooper, CEO, Alchemy Accounting & Bookkeeping

In her business, Michelle has built a solid team of bookkeepers, accountants, tax professionals, and business coaches who support impact driven entrepreneurs to have highly profitable, sustainable businesses while creating the peace of mind that comes from a solid financial foundation. Michelle supports the growth of her clients' businesses with strategic planning while also addressing the mindset issues that arise with growth, in order to bust through and rise up to levels they never dreamed possible.

Tara Lamond, Small Business Advisor, Vancity Savings Credit Union

Tara has been in the financial services industry since 2004 in a variety of roles. Today, she works with small business owners and solopreneurs to achieve their dreams and influence them to think differently when it comes to making a positive impact in their local economy.

Jordan Hopper Portfolio Manager, Vancity Savings Credit Union

Jordan provides personalized investment management services and solutions for families, individuals, businesses, trusts and not-for-profits groups.

Nazlin Sunderji, Portfolio Management Consultant, Vancity Savings Credit Union

Nazlin has 17 years experience in the financial services industry and works with portfolio managers in supporting their clients in achieving their financial goals.

Time  

Jun 17, 2021 11:00 AM in Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Registration

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xBVZtmK8RSevd77D4-Y85Q

 

Weekend Edition: Blackstone exceeds $22B for 8th flagship buyout fund

Deep Lens wraps up $14M Series A round to improve digital pathology platform

By Erin Dietsche

Deep Lens, a digital pathology company that emerged from stealth mode with $3.2 million last fall, has closed a $14 million Series A round of financing. The company said this brings its total funding to $17.5 million.

Northpond Ventures led the Series A round, and existing investors Rev1 Ventures, Sierra Ventures and Tamarind-Hill Partners also participated.

The Columbus, Ohio-based company said it intends to use the money to advance its AI-driven platform and scale its sales and marketing efforts to support continued growth.

“We will also add to the software development team to ensure that VIPER is the premier platform for AI-driven, digital pathology workflows and clinical trial recruitment,” Deep Lens co-founder and president Simon Arkell said via email.

The aforementioned VIPER (Virtual Imaging for Pathology Education and Research) tool is the company’s flagship technology. It is a cloud-based digital pathology platform that unites AI and advanced pathology workflows while also enabling peer-to-peer and pathologist-to-patient collaboration.

The platform was originally developed for research purposes. Over the course of a decade, the technology was used and refined by various pathologists. Eventually, Deep Lens exclusively licensed VIPER and its image analysis methods.

The goal of VIPER is to help pathologists during clinical trial recruitment. VIPER can pinpoint eligible patients at the time of their diagnosis, thereby increasing the speed of trial recruitment.
The tool has been used on various research projects and at institutions like Mayo Clinic, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Cleveland Clinic. It is now freely available to pathologists across the globe.

Arkell noted that his startup has signed on multiple institutional customers who will deploy VIPER. The Ohio company has also launched agreements with biopharma clients who can utilize VIPER for clinical trial purposes.

“We are making VIPER free of charge and entering into partnership agreements with all of our institutional users so that we, and they, can benefit from the value add we will provide to the biopharma industry together,” Arkell noted. “Our biopharma customers are prepared to pay to have us help solve problems associated with drug development and clinical trial recruitment, and Deep Lens is on the forefront of that initiative.”

Source. Techcrunch, Erin Dietsche, April 8, 2019

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