Venture capital is a possible source of funding for new relatively unproven enterprises that appear to have promising futures. However, such money is often hard to come by.
Be realistic in your quest for venture capital. Venture capital firms expect a business to be able to return their investment not only with interest, but with a large profit. Many venture capital firms are affiliated with banks, insurance companies, other financial institutions and large corporations.
Some are owned by individuals or private groups of investors and a few are publicly held. Once you accept venture capital, you have relinquished some of your autonomy and accepted the understanding that the venture capital firm will take a large share of the profits you earn.
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