Not all angel groups are created equal. Hear from the leaders of the top angel groups in Boston on where to begin when you are approaching angel groups. Learn what to expect, what they like to see, and how to make your application and pitch stand out.
Questions answered will include:
– How do you approach angel groups?
– What are the most important parts of the application?
– What is the best way to prepare for your pitch to an angel group?
– What about the JOBs act and the new solicitation rules, how does that change the landscape?
Bootstrap or Raise: Lessons from a Founder who did Both with Arkadiumsaastr
As Silicon Valley entrepreneurs continue to launch their startups with VC funding to the tune of $15 billion in 2018, some founders are beginning to question the go big or go home model in which 90% fail or cannot justify the investments. What if disruptive companies held on to their autonomous owner’s mindset, opting for a make-money approach instead of a raise-money approach? In this session, learn how and why Arkadium’s founders decided to buy back the company from its investors in 2018. As the VC industry is poised for another record year, Co-Founder & CEO Jessica Rovello shares her philosophy that tech companies should keep their eyes on the long-term prize, leaning towards a more purpose-driven, evergreen enterprise that values its people and its independence.
You did it: you’ve got some customers, you’ve pitched, you’ve networked, you’ve grown… but now what?
There’s a whole lot to understand between pitching to an Angel Group and the final handshake. We’ll walk you through the post pitching inquiry process, due diligence rounds and how they differ from group to group: from high level overviews, to in-depth analyses of every number, customer and flaw, our Angel experts will let you in on what they expect, hope for and get turned off by so you can be prepared.www.thecapitalnetwork.org
On Friday, July 31st I presented this Slideshare to more than 50 entrepreneurs who are part of the latest OnDeck Fellowship cohort. We walked through how to run a fundraising process and how I run my own investment process as an angel investor.
Pitch deck Core Capital Venture IndonesiaBoby Mihing
Core Capital Venture Indonesia is Startup company is a investment firm base on property.
We developing House of subsidy, and we give facility to pay a home loan installment to our costumer.
We have 3 kind of business to support our Real estate busines; Gas station, Venture Capital, And stock brokerage.
The core of business is on Real Estate.
We invite the investor to investing into our business.
terms and condition***
Is angel funding the best funding option for your startup?
How can you best attract angels? What are angels looking for? This deck will touch upon those questions as well as:
- What is an angel
- Are you the kind of company that angels will invest in
- How can you connect with angel investors
- Top questions that angels ask
- What angels DON'T care about
- The angel decision making process and timeline
How to Be Strategic With A Strategic Investor with Workday Venturessaastr
Have you ever wondered how to work with a strategic investor? What are potential benefits and drawbacks? What are key differences from financial investors? What are the ways in which to derive value from a strategic in a way that can accelerate your business? Brittany Skoda, a lead investor at Workday Ventures and former tech investment banker at GS, will share perspective from her experiences over the last decade.
Venture Lane Studio - Fundraising ABC's - Jan 2022David Chang
Fundraising ABC’s: How to raise a seed round for B2B SaaS
Overview of fundraising basics, a 3-step how-to guide on seed round raising tactics, and pitch tips/resources
Play Your Cards Right: The Israeli Playbook for Breaking Into the US MarketGil Ben-Artzy
After investing in dozens of Israeli startups that launched, scaled and set up their headquarters in the US, we have seen first-hand how founders planned and executed their US market strategy. Join us as we share the best practices and lessons learned from six years of helping Israeli founders break into the US market and raise over $400M.
This session will cover what works, what to avoid, and what American customers, partners, and investors actually care about. (Hint: it's not your military background...)
Topics will include:
- How and when to find US-based customers and partners while still operating out of Israel
- How Israeli startups should go about raising capital from US-based investors. Do you even need to?
- Should you set up a US office? And If so, when and where?
- Mistakes you can avoid if splitting your team between Israel and the US
* About Gil Ben-Artzy
Gil co-founded UpWest Labs in 2012, opening up the firm’s Silicon Valley Office. Previously, Gil was the VP of Operations Management at Yahoo! for two years after working with the Corporate Development group for four years. He also served as a consultant advising Fortune 500 companies for the Boston Consulting Group in New York. He holds a BA in Economics & Business Administration from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an MBA with Honors from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
* About UpWest Labs
UpWest invests in Israel’s most promising entrepreneurs. Based in Silicon Valley, we have backed dozens of companies and helped them grow through our hands-on approach. UpWest Labs provides the essential ingredients for success: seed funding, proximity and access to markets and capital, a supportive community of talented peers, and a workspace conducive to rapid development and deployment.
Techstars organized a boot camp for people who served in the military. The focus is to teach / encourage veterans to think about starting or joining tech startups. This presentation is a primer on fundraising and other related items.
From the Women Helping Women in Entrepreneurship on July 24, 2013 at MassChallenge
The Boston entrepreneurial community is home to some of the strongest and most successful women in entrepreneurship. Join the women of Golden Seeds and several local serial entrepreneurs for a discussion on sources of capital for your business. The discussion will be followed by small breakout sessions that focus on the challenges your company may be facing.
www.thecapitalnetwork.org
Not all angel groups are created equal. Hear from the leaders of the top angel groups in Boston on where to begin when you are approaching angel groups. Learn what to expect, what they like to see, and how to make your application and pitch stand out.
Questions answered will include:
– How do you approach angel groups?
– What are the most important parts of the application?
– What is the best way to prepare for your pitch to an angel group?
– What about the JOBs act and the new solicitation rules, how does that change the landscape?
Bootstrap or Raise: Lessons from a Founder who did Both with Arkadiumsaastr
As Silicon Valley entrepreneurs continue to launch their startups with VC funding to the tune of $15 billion in 2018, some founders are beginning to question the go big or go home model in which 90% fail or cannot justify the investments. What if disruptive companies held on to their autonomous owner’s mindset, opting for a make-money approach instead of a raise-money approach? In this session, learn how and why Arkadium’s founders decided to buy back the company from its investors in 2018. As the VC industry is poised for another record year, Co-Founder & CEO Jessica Rovello shares her philosophy that tech companies should keep their eyes on the long-term prize, leaning towards a more purpose-driven, evergreen enterprise that values its people and its independence.
You did it: you’ve got some customers, you’ve pitched, you’ve networked, you’ve grown… but now what?
There’s a whole lot to understand between pitching to an Angel Group and the final handshake. We’ll walk you through the post pitching inquiry process, due diligence rounds and how they differ from group to group: from high level overviews, to in-depth analyses of every number, customer and flaw, our Angel experts will let you in on what they expect, hope for and get turned off by so you can be prepared.www.thecapitalnetwork.org
On Friday, July 31st I presented this Slideshare to more than 50 entrepreneurs who are part of the latest OnDeck Fellowship cohort. We walked through how to run a fundraising process and how I run my own investment process as an angel investor.
Pitch deck Core Capital Venture IndonesiaBoby Mihing
Core Capital Venture Indonesia is Startup company is a investment firm base on property.
We developing House of subsidy, and we give facility to pay a home loan installment to our costumer.
We have 3 kind of business to support our Real estate busines; Gas station, Venture Capital, And stock brokerage.
The core of business is on Real Estate.
We invite the investor to investing into our business.
terms and condition***
Is angel funding the best funding option for your startup?
How can you best attract angels? What are angels looking for? This deck will touch upon those questions as well as:
- What is an angel
- Are you the kind of company that angels will invest in
- How can you connect with angel investors
- Top questions that angels ask
- What angels DON'T care about
- The angel decision making process and timeline
How to Be Strategic With A Strategic Investor with Workday Venturessaastr
Have you ever wondered how to work with a strategic investor? What are potential benefits and drawbacks? What are key differences from financial investors? What are the ways in which to derive value from a strategic in a way that can accelerate your business? Brittany Skoda, a lead investor at Workday Ventures and former tech investment banker at GS, will share perspective from her experiences over the last decade.
Venture Lane Studio - Fundraising ABC's - Jan 2022David Chang
Fundraising ABC’s: How to raise a seed round for B2B SaaS
Overview of fundraising basics, a 3-step how-to guide on seed round raising tactics, and pitch tips/resources
Play Your Cards Right: The Israeli Playbook for Breaking Into the US MarketGil Ben-Artzy
After investing in dozens of Israeli startups that launched, scaled and set up their headquarters in the US, we have seen first-hand how founders planned and executed their US market strategy. Join us as we share the best practices and lessons learned from six years of helping Israeli founders break into the US market and raise over $400M.
This session will cover what works, what to avoid, and what American customers, partners, and investors actually care about. (Hint: it's not your military background...)
Topics will include:
- How and when to find US-based customers and partners while still operating out of Israel
- How Israeli startups should go about raising capital from US-based investors. Do you even need to?
- Should you set up a US office? And If so, when and where?
- Mistakes you can avoid if splitting your team between Israel and the US
* About Gil Ben-Artzy
Gil co-founded UpWest Labs in 2012, opening up the firm’s Silicon Valley Office. Previously, Gil was the VP of Operations Management at Yahoo! for two years after working with the Corporate Development group for four years. He also served as a consultant advising Fortune 500 companies for the Boston Consulting Group in New York. He holds a BA in Economics & Business Administration from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an MBA with Honors from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
* About UpWest Labs
UpWest invests in Israel’s most promising entrepreneurs. Based in Silicon Valley, we have backed dozens of companies and helped them grow through our hands-on approach. UpWest Labs provides the essential ingredients for success: seed funding, proximity and access to markets and capital, a supportive community of talented peers, and a workspace conducive to rapid development and deployment.
Techstars organized a boot camp for people who served in the military. The focus is to teach / encourage veterans to think about starting or joining tech startups. This presentation is a primer on fundraising and other related items.
From the Women Helping Women in Entrepreneurship on July 24, 2013 at MassChallenge
The Boston entrepreneurial community is home to some of the strongest and most successful women in entrepreneurship. Join the women of Golden Seeds and several local serial entrepreneurs for a discussion on sources of capital for your business. The discussion will be followed by small breakout sessions that focus on the challenges your company may be facing.
www.thecapitalnetwork.org
US Investors: From Early Stage to Series ADavid Shen
I gave this presentation in Oct 2014 at the Silicon Valley Innovation Center to a group of visiting Kazakh entrepreneurs. They wanted to know about US based investors and what they look for, and how to get investment from them.
Beginner's Guide: How to raise Seed and Series A Funding for Your Tech StartupsRakesh Soni
This is a short beginners' guide to learn about startup fundraising particularly Seed and Series A round.
CONTENT:
Introduction
Startup Funding 101:
What is funding and why do you need it?
Types of funding
When to raise and how much to raise
Understanding exit
Key players in fundraising
What matters to founders?
Understanding dilution
How to determine the valuation
Understanding controlling terms
How do VCs work?
Seed and Series A Funding:
Are you ready for funding?
Preparation
How to raise: processes, tips & tricks
Recommended Reading
Q&A
Funding options early stage companies april30 v2-lsn.pptx
Are you thinking about what you need to fund your company? Where do you start?
Funding is not one size fits all. Every company has to approach their pathway to funding with a unique approach. Join our fundraising experts for an in depth discussion of what options you have for funding and how to decide which paths are right for you and your company.
Topics covered will include investment criteria, time to closing, investment range, success rates, control features, compliance requirements and the overall costs of capital from each such source.
www.thecapitalnetwork.org
Funding Options at Harvard iLab
Are you thinking about what you need to fund your company? Where do you start? Funding is not one size fits all. Every company has to approach their pathway to funding with a unique approach. Join our fundraising experts for an in depth discussion of what options you have for funding and how to decide which paths are right for you and your company. Topics covered will include investment criteria, time to closing, investment range, success rates, control features, compliance requirements and the overall costs of capital from each such source.
www.thecapitalnetwork.org
How do you figure out how much money you need, and when? We’ll look at a case study and talk P&L to help you determine the right market for your product and which funding source is most appropriate to maximize the exit for your company.
Show Me The Money - The Ying and Yang of Entrepreneurial FinanceJohn Landry
Presentation of 12-time CTO/Entrepreneur and Entrepreneur-in-Residence John Landry (https://www.linkedin.com/in/leaddogvc) to Babson College Alumni and Students on the ins-and-outs of financing (or bootstrapping!) entrepreneurial ventures.
Created: 4/17/19 - Landry Babson Speaker Series #4
VanFUNDING 2016: Capital raising options for startups and scalups (Alixe cor...Craig Asano
Investor, capital raising expert, NCFA legal advisor, and Principal of Venture Law Corporation, Alixe Cormick, highlights key considerations for startups and scaleups to consider when seeking to raise capital and options available to them at various stages of their business development and commercialization.
Fundraising 101 : Are You Ready for an Investment Round? David Ehrenberg
Why raise funds?
What are your funding options?
How much should you raise?
What do you need to do to show investors you're ready for their investment?
These questions are explored in this presentation from Shayne Vermallay from DLA Piper and Sirk Roh of Early Growth Financial Services.
Takeaways include:
- Your fundraising options at every stage of the development process
- Milestone funding
- What investors want to see
- Crafting your financial projections
- Expert pitching tips
- Financial modeling
- and more!
Scott droney - financing start-up and growthScott Droney
Scott Droney is provide financial services spectrum as well as data processing and managing segments. Since most of its financial services were retail focused, the need to build scale and skill in the transaction processing domain became imperative.
Seed, Pre-seed, (Pre-Pre-Seed?): What the Earliest Stages of Funding Mean for Entrepreneurs Today: Charles Hudson, Precursor Ventures
A seed round used to be Series A. Pre-seed was seed. And we all still have friends and family, so where do they fit in? The earliest stages of funding can be confusing at best, and disastrous if not navigated with a clear structure and outcome in mind. The current state of seed funding, and how (and whether) to get yours.
Similar to Fundraising Workshop for MDW Summit (20)
Best Crypto Marketing Ideas to Lead Your Project to SuccessIntelisync
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What You're Going to Learn
- How These 4 Leaks Force You To Work Longer And Harder in order to grow your income… improve just one of these and the impact could be life changing.
- How to SHUT DOWN the revolving door of Income Stagnation… you know, where new sales come into your magazine while at the same time existing sponsors exit.
- How to transform your magazine business by fixing the 4 “DON’Ts”...
#1 LEADS Don’t Book
#2 PROSPECTS Don’t Show
#3 PROSPECTS Don’t Buy
#4 CLIENTS Don’t Stay
- How to identify which leak to fix first so you get the biggest bang for your income.
- Get actionable strategies you can use right away to improve your bookings, sales and retention.
6. Staging
• Qualify all of your prospects
– Identify the 30 investors that are the BEST fit
– Get 5 meetings and see how it goes
– Going well, add another 10 meetings immediately
• Decide a specific 3 month timeframe to raise
– Avoid July/Aug and Dec
– Sept to Nov
– Jan to March
– March to June
• Get comfortable with a “NO”
7. Knowing When to Shift Gears
• Too early
• Market is too small
• Questions about the team
• Raising too much
• Raising too little
• Valuation is too high
• 5 to 10 firms that are fit, pass
8. Use These Tools
• Funds below $200M in size
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ebGZ6-
ivf_3woBGC4Kz_3217DhjGsefoRu_5iP3nuFQ/edit#gid=0
• VC database - https://signal.nfx.com/login
• VC finder - http://beta.spreadshare.co/table/122
• Crunchbase
• AngelList
• Pipedrive / Asana / Trello / Airtable
11. Find A Lead!!!
Firms who lead
(price) $2M+ seed
rounds with a
$750K+ check
• Accel
• Bloomberg Beta
• Boldstart Ventures
• Bowery Capital
• Brand Foundry
• Canaan Partners
• Collaborative Fund
• Corigin Ventures
• Eniac Ventures
• ff Venture Capital
• First Round Capital
• Flybridge
• Genecast Ventures
• Greycroft
• Homebrew
• IA Ventures
• KEC Ventures
• Lerer Hippeau Ventures
• Compound Ventures
• Primary Ventures
• Resolute Ventures
• Scout Ventures
• True Ventures
• Two Sigma Ventures
• Union Square Ventures
12. Pre-Seed Investors
Those that actively participate
in pre-launch startups based in
NYC, where round sizes are
typically $250K to $750K
Accelaprise
Afore
BoldStart
Bowery
Box Group
Brainchild
Brooklyn Bridge
Bullish
Corigin Ventures
Coventure
Eniac
ffvc
First Round Capital
Flybridge
Great Oaks
Homebrew
Hustle Fund
IA Ventures
Lakehouse
Lattice
LDV Capital
Lerer Hippeau
Max Ventures
MetaProp
NextGen Venture
NextView
Nomo Ventures
Notation
Precursor
Red & Blue VC
Rough Draft
Scout Ventures
Social Starts
SoGal Ventures
SOSV
Story Ventures
TechNexus
TechStars
Terrapin Bale VC
Third Kind
TJNS
X Factor
13. Seed / A in NY, < $1M, ‘17/’18
all investor types