How to Find a Good Investor (Greg Banas Technology Stream)

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How to Find a Good
Investor?
@GregBanas greg@hubraum.com

Greg Banas
Head of Investments at hub:raum
@GregBanas
greg@hubraum.com

When to start?

Prepare yourself

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"Vulkanausbruch Fimmvörðuháls 2010-1" by Ulrich Latzenhofer from Perchtoldsdorf, Österreich - Fimmvörðuháls. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Online
presence
is
a must!

Pitch a lot

Where to look?

Start with own network

Attend events
Darth Vader at Star Wars Day at Sea

Online research

Make a
shortlist
… and ﬁnd
connections

Is he the one?

Look on the
portfolio …
… and ask

Check managing team

Get an intro

How to attract the best
investors?

Traction!!!

Thank you
@GregBanas
greg@hubraum.com

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