9-28. 9-29. 9-30. Jose Peacher is an executive with a large manufacturing company. A former coworker of his recently started a company and raised $1 million from a well- known angel investor even though he did not need the money to launch the business. Jose thinks his friend is foolish and cannot think of a single reason to take money from an investor if you do not require the funds to launch. If you were talking to Jose about his view, what would you tell him about this matter? Lauren Mitchell is achieving some success with the real estate firm she launched two years ago. A rebounding local economy has helped as has the fact that she is well connected with those heading the chamber of commerce in the city in which her firm is located. She feels, however, that she is having to cover too many of the tasks required for her firm to keep running herself. She has asked you for your advice given that she knows you are taking an entrepreneurship course. Use your knowledge about a skills profile to help Lauren understand how to proceed with her labor-related challenges. Charlie Berry, Shelly Toombs, Nancy Harder, James Ndofor, Jennifer Atwood, and Cliff Bell are all experienced software engineers. For some time, they've been talking about starting a companythe six of themaround a software solution in which all of them have an interest. Based on materials in this chapter, what challenges do you anticipate these six people will likely nnnnnnfnr nnfnl Ininn a rm')