One of the reasons why I started Capital Matchpoint is probably the obvious. I was an investor or capital seeker for 30 years. What was happening in the meantime is I would be on one side of the fence as an investor, and I would have people coming in to our office, they would sit in the chair, and they were looking for capital. They were for five-million, ten-million, one-million dollars, whatever, and they were very ill prepared to accept any money or have someone give it to them. What I did is, over time, assumed that the investor was really the golden goose. They were the people that really needed to have an investor-centric site built for them. So, we did. It's taken some time to get it built, but now it works like a charm, and the reason why it does is because the investors are one side. We know what their investment criteria is: if they are looking to invest 20-million dollars, ten-million, one-million dollars, whatever they're interested in, they're going to find it from the other side. The entrepreneurs, in turn, are on the other side. They put in their datasheet that tells the investor exactly what their parameters for investment are as well. We bring the two together right in the middle, and the results are a capital "matchpoint". And thus far, it's been a tremendously great tool for the investor, and the entrepreneur has gravitated towards it because they don't have to waste their time looking for deals, deal flow, and capital providers that just don't want to see their deal.

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