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Monica Mehta is managing principal of investment firm Seventh Capital in New York City. She has advised hundreds of small businesses over the past 15 years. Follow her on Twitter @monicamehtanyc or read more of her writing at monicamehta.com.
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Using a Joint Venture to Expand
Small businesses can benefit from formal and informal partnerships. Both sides should be clear on the terms of the deal from the start
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