2010 Outlook for Capital:

PRINCETON, N.J., Feb. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Attendees of the 2010 NJTC Capital Conference, set for this Friday, Feb. 5, will get the inside scoop from the region's most influential capital markets experts about where capital will flow this year and which types of companies are most likely to secure it.

The 2010 NJTC Capital Conference, the only financing event of its kind in the Mid-Atlantic, is set for Feb. 5 at the Westin Princeton in Princeton Forrestal Village. Visit www.njtc.org to find out the topics and expert speakers for the panels – which are sure to answer questions about current funding strategies for startup, mid-stage and large companies – as well as who will be speaking at the Capital Conference and how to register.

If you've got questions about how to access capital in this challenging economy, we've got answers. Are you wondering, "Where is the money and how do we access it?" Or "Why is Now a Good Time to Start a Company?" Perhaps, you're interested in "Corporate Partnering," "Planning for a Profitable Exit," or how to "Best Communicate Your Message to Investors."

The 2010 NJTC Capital Conference is a one-stop shop that will answer all these questions and many others. Network with the region's top professionals as well as technology CEOs and CFOs and get the scoop on where and how the money will flow in the coming months.

Mark Heesen, president of the National Venture Capital Association, will once again lead a fascinating discussion about where the venture capital markets are headed in the next 12 months. Heesen will keynote the luncheon. Govi Rao, Lighting Science Group Corp., will give the morning keynote address.

Register TODAY for the 2010 NJTC Capital Conference. To view the complete agenda and register for the Conference, visit www.njtc.org.

About the NJTC:

The NJTC, founded in 1996, is committed to keeping New Jersey the "go-to state" for growth-oriented innovators. The NJTC offers its 1,100+ member companies access to networking, financing resources, expertise and more. A private, non-for-profit membership organization, the NJTC fosters and grows a vibrant entrepreneurial spirit and nurtures a community where great ideas take flight. Visit www.njtc.org for more information.

SOURCE New Jersey Technology Council