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This
is a guide to selected venture capital resources at
the
Kirstein Business Branch.
Shelf locations follow each title.
DIRECTORIES
Corporate Finance Sourcebook. New York:
McGraw-Hill. (1st Floor -- **Desk)
Corporate Venturing Directory and Yearbook.. Wellesley, MA:
Asset Alternatives. (1st Floor -- **Desk)
Directory of Alternative Investment Programs. Wellesley, MA:
Asset Alternatives. (1st Floor -- **Desk)
Directory of Limited Partners: investors in private equity and other alternative asset funds.. New
York: Venture Economics. (1st Floor --
**Desk)
Directory of Venture Capital & Private Equity Firms. Grey House. (1st Floor --
**Desk)
Galante's Complete Venture Capital & Private Equity
Directory. Wellesley, MA: Asset Alternatives.
(1st Floor --
**Desk)
Massachusetts Venture Capital Directory: The complete guide to Massachusetts venture capital,
private equity, incubator and angel investors. Massachusetts Investor's Digest. (1st Floor -- **Desk)
National Venture Capital Association. Membership
Directory. Arlington, VA: NVCA.
Includes members'
website addresses as well as key contact names and
e-mail addresses.
Pratt's Guide to Private Equity Sources.
New York: Securities Data Pub. (1st Floor
--**Desk)
Other
related directories are indexed in our first
floor card catalog under the subject headings
VENTURE CAPITAL, PRIVATE EQUITY, and
ANGELS.
GENERAL WORKS
Adelman, Philip J. Entrepreneurial finance : finance for small business.Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2001.
(2nd Floor --
HG4027.7.A338 2001x)
Bartlett, Joseph W. Fundamentals of Venture Capital.. Lanham, MD: Madison Books, 1999.
(2nd Floor --
HG4751.B36 1999)
Done deals: venture capitalists tell their stories. Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press, 2000.
(2nd Floor -- Sm. Bus. HG4963.D667 2000)
Etzkowitz, Henry. Public venture capital: Sources of government funding for technology entrepreneurs.
New York: Panel Publishers, 2001.
(2nd Floor -- Sm. Bus. HG4027.6.E88 2001
)
Gompers, Paul A.The money of invention: how venture capital creates new wealth.
Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2001.
(2nd Floor -- HG4963.G658 2001
)
Hill, Brian E. Attracting capital from angels: how their money and their experience can help you build a
successful company
New York: J. Wiley, 2002.
(2nd Floor -- Sm. Bus. HG4751.H548 2002
)
MacAdam, Donald H. Startup to IPO: how to build and finance a technology company.
[United States?]: Xlibris, 2003.
(2nd Floor -- HD62.5.M29 2003
)
Mason, Heidi. The venture imperative: a new model for corporate innovation.
Boston: Harvard Business School Press, c2002.
(2nd Floor -- HG4751.M37 2002
)
May, John. Every business needs an angel: getting the money you need to make your business grow.
New York: Crown Business, c2001.
(2nd Floor -- Sm. Bus. HG4963.M348 2001
)
Moore, Karl. Business Angels: Securing Start Up
Finance. New York: Wiley, 1998.
(2nd Floor --
HG4027.6.M66 1998)
Other
books on our second floor are indexed under
VENTURE CAPITAL and SMALL BUSINESS - FINANCE.
For more small business resources, see our
Small
Business
Bibliography.
Periodicals available at Kirstein
Private Equity Analyst. Monthly. (3rd
Floor)
Venture Capital Analyst : Technology Edition. Monthly. (3rd
Floor)
Venture Capital Journal. Monthly. (3rd
Floor -- also available electronically)
Periodicals available electronically
European Venture Capital Journal. Monthly. (print editions are NOT subscribed to at
Kirstein).
Journal of Private Equity. Monthly. (print editions are NOT subscribed to at
Kirstein).
Private Equity Week. Weekly. (print editions are NOT subscribed to at
Kirstein).
Venture Capital Journal. Monthly. (KBB also has print edition. 3rd
Floor)
Full-text available in the
Business Source Premier database.
This database is also available from home with a valid BPL library card.
Articles about venture capital may be located by
searching our many CD-ROM & online
databases. Please ask a librarian for assistance
in selecting a database or in preparing a search
strategy.
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