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Although the last few years have been characterized by a great deal of “disintermediation” in financial activities in general, allowing companies to have direct access to the financial markets without going through intermediaries, the same is not true of venture capital, development capital, and transmission capital, where the presence of an intermediary is still indispensable:
On the entrepreneur’s side, there are also fears related to the suspicion that venture capital firms will “steal their ideas” and/or take control of their businesses to meet their objectives at the expense of the well-being of the entrepreneurs and their projects.
Acting as a catalyst, Gesventure enables entrepreneurs (and their teams) to speed up the different stages they must overcome before they can get investors to finance their venture.
In this role of “Venture Catalyst,” Gesventure is the right partner to:
These entrepreneurial support functions are all the more important because it is known that identifying equity investors is a long and challenging task, and for many, it is never achieved.
Not only because the investment dossier isn’t up to scratch (poorly described, unclear activity, insufficient ambition, a Business Plan that only focuses on technology and the product, or a Business Plan that only emphasizes the financial side, are usually reasons for rejection), but mainly because entrepreneurs don’t know how to identify (and locate) the most suitable investor.
It is important to note, however, that in addition to raising capital, Gesventure also has a pedagogical function. In fact, the most important support that Gesventure provides to entrepreneurs is helping them realize that even though the competition exists, they can win.
In other words, to make the entrepreneur imagine that he is playing a game of chess with a world champion on the other side of the board, having to guess how to achieve checkmate in fifteen moves and how to do it without the competition notice.
Gesventure’s raison d’être is to make entrepreneurs “think big” to create more value for their target market, which is those same entrepreneurs.