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8 Ways An Investor Pitch Differs From A Product Pitch

Startup Professionals Musings

When pitching to investors, entrepreneurs always seem to start with a customer pitch, then add a slide or two about the business. In reality, they need a separate pitch about the business, carrying over only a slide or two about the solution. Partnerships, distribution channels and pricing models should be included. “If

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How to Prepare for a Board Meeting to Make Sure you Crush It

Both Sides of the Table

The deck itself was produced by a committee of functional team lead who were asked to do 5–7 slides each for an update. Each section head reads his / her 5–7 slides. If you put up 5 slides on “what should we order for lunch today” the board will spend 30 minutes debating that. There are too many pages. It passes the weight test.

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Batch 8 500 Startups Demo Day | Our Top Ten

Tech Zulu Event

In seed stage funding, we’re often told that the investments are ultimately about the people/teams, and not necessarily the metrics. Roam & Wander won me over as soon in the same way that the packed room of investors uttered a unanimous ‘aww’ during their slide deck presentation. Look out for this company.

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The Four Main Things that Investors Look for in a Startup

Both Sides of the Table

That might work for $50-100k but less likely for $3m unless you’re a seasoned entrepreneur, known to the VC, have some metrics that work in your favor or have built something the VC believes to be truly unique. Because management is so important I always tell people to make the bio slide the first in your deck.

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