Robert Levin

When a small business decides to take on investment capital

Featuring Robert Levin - March 20, 2009

What does it look like when a small business owner decides to take on investment capital, which also comes with the investors? Robert Levin recently went through this process and talks with Jim Blasingame about how it worked for him.

Category: Banking, Investors, Capital, Cash Flow, Profitability, Credit, Collections, Financial Planning, Journalists, Management Fundamentals

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