Ron Nechemia, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of EurOrient Financial Group, has been recognized as a leader in Venture Capitalism by being selected as an author in the recently released book, The Roles and Motivations of Key Players in Venture Capital Deals, published by Aspatore Books. The Roles and Motivations of Key Players in Venture Capital Deals, ISBN: 9781596228122, is an authoritative insider's perspective on the venture capital industry for both VCs and entrepreneurs, with a focus on understanding the positions of each major player involved in venture capital and private equity investments. Featuring managing directors and senior partners represent Ron ing some of the nation's top VC and private equity firms, this book provides tactical advice for venture capitalists on spotting investment opportunities, establishing valuations, and evaluating the potential return on investment. Likewise, this book offers strategies for entrepreneurs on choosing a venture capital partner, negotiating deal terms, and finding the right management team. With a detailed look at the overall landscape of the industry and common trends in the marketplace, these experts provide key strategies for analyzing a company's vision, evaluating growth potential, conducting due diligence, and determining an exit strategy. Additionally, these top venture capitalists offer tips for managing risks, avoiding common mistakes, and ultimately negotiating successful deals. The different niches represented and the breadth of perspectives presented enable readers to get inside some of the great minds powering the venture world, as experts offer up their thoughts around the keys to success within this fascinating industry--where investing, strategizing, and deal-making intersect.
The Chair Person of EurOrient Financial Group Mr. Ron Nechemia "One of the key leadership challenges of our time is to find new ways to harness the innovation, technology, networks and problem-solving skills of the private sector, in partnership with others, to support MDGs and other international development goals and to do so in a manner that makes sound business sense, and does not replace or undermine the role of government. Without such investment, hopes for conquering poverty - and therefore for creating peaceful, stable, functioning societies on all continents -- will remain unfulfilled and will leave the world at greater risk of violence and other ills".
Mr. Nechemia pointing out that Access to financing represents an important issue for small and medium size enterprises (SMEs). Financing gaps may arise due to agency problems, asymmetric information and other market and policy imperfections that can give rise to incomplete financial markets and constrain SMEs access to financing. Analysis reveals not one, but several kinds of financing gaps. Many developed countries have partial gaps, which tend to be severe especially in the early-stage firms. However, financial gaps are more pervasive in emerging, transition and developing economies.
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Mr. Ron Nechemia is a founding member of the EurOrient Financial grou("EurOrient") and its various affiliate development financial institutions and the founding father of private sector development banking. EurOrient Financial Group is a private sector global development finance institution accredited by United Nations General Assembly on Financing for Development. Its mission is to mobilize financial, technical and human resources for the benefit of developing nations seeking sustainable economic development and poverty reduction.
Mr. Nechemia serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Operation Officer of EurOrient Financial Group, with the overall responsibility for the bankwide operations. Mr. Nechemia responsibility including the formulation and execution of EurOrient's institutional development as well as the formulation and implementation of its global business development strategy along with the development and the delivery of EurOrient's financial products and services. Since 1988, Mr. Nechemia has directed the internal growth of the company and has significantly expanded the global presence of EurOrient. Mr. Nechemia intends to develop EurOrient into a full-fledged private sector global development bank, as it evolves from a mere project financier.
Mr. Nechemia's unique wealth of knowledge has earned him many international awards and recognitions. He is frequently been invited to consult and to advise in Special High-Level Policy Dialog to express its views and to share experiences on financing for development and on trade and investment related issues in front of the international community bilateral and multilateral organizations such as the Bretton Woods Institutions - the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF),United Nations General Assembly, United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). Mr. Nechemia is a member of the UNCTAD/ICC Investment Advisory Council and recognized as a foreign financial expert by the State Administration of Foreign Experts, the People's Republic Of China.
Mr. Nechemia contributions to High-Level Policy Dialog are in addressing the issues of "Aid effectiveness and innovative financing for development".
Mr. Nechemia expertise and subjects of research are on the subjects of "Aid effectiveness and innovative financing for development" within the context of:
- additional commitments concerning innovative sources of financing for development further debt relief and International Public Goods;
- better coordinated and more effective aid at international level as well as implementation of the Monterrey Consensus on Aid Effectiveness, including more predictable aid mechanisms, notably budget support, mitigation of exogenous shocks, aid untying and reform of the international financial institutions.
