A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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Venture capitalists not only supported Edison's R&D with their own money but had also mobilized additional funds using their financial connections.11-11 entrepreneurs had played crucial role bringing his inventions the marketplace. The formation the Edison electric lighting organization had brought Edison into contact with several groups investors. These were the first people approached. This strategy had some important advantages; involving other capitalists experimental projects Edison could maintain several lines experiment at the same time. J Hood Wright, one the most active partners Drexel. sought partners finance the work the lab, and create joint-projects which Edison and financiers shared the costs research. also spread the risk and limited his loss if an experimental program failed produce results. some cases they acted entrepreneurs well as financiers, taking active interest developing new technology and managing its introduction. Edison never underestimated the importance finance innovation; knew that "the most difficult thing for inventor get hold 1 of people who will back him up. Men like George Harrington and Jay Gould had given him the capital move from machine shop operator professional inventor the 1870s, and the 1880s Edison looked this quarter finance his grand strategy." therefore began the search for financial support before the laboratory was completed, contacting several venture capitalists