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Growth conversation: Overcoming funding issues in a growing business

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In the first of our regular series of growth conversations on Twitter we asked our followers and contacts for their tips on overcoming funding issues in a growing business.

We've collected together some of the best responses, tips and advice below:

Thank you to everyone who took part this time. The next growth conversation starts on Wednesday 26th February and the topic is: 

What's the most important quality for a growing business leader? 

To get involved follow Boost on Twitter or search for the hashtag #growthconversation.

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