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Hello fastlane users. I just remembered a show called the Dragons Den on the BBC network. If I remember correctly, the contestants are entrepeneurs and they try to market their product to the investors to help them start up their company in exchange for a percent of their company if I remember correctly.
are the investors called angel investors?
and if they did invest do the investors get paid monthly since they own a percent of the company?
I do not understand exactly how this process works, so can you inform please
are the investors called angel investors?
and if they did invest do the investors get paid monthly since they own a percent of the company?
I do not understand exactly how this process works, so can you inform please
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