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What investors want to see
- 1. What investors want to see?
- 2. What investors want to see? Jack Fuchs and Mike Lyons - Stanford teachers and investors Adapted by Rodrigo Dantas - CEO - at Vindi
- 3. “You will fail” Jack Fuchs
- 4. 1. Burning Need – Who has hair on fire Our product is a Pain Killer ou Vitamin?
- 5. 2. Big enough market Pivoting and be careful with the market size
- 6. 3. Business Models Customer acquisition costs
- 7. 4. Sustainable Competitive Positioning Who is the competitors? Why are we better? Can you sustain this advantage? What is your unfair advantage?
- 8. 5. Why us? Why now? Do you have the best team, and best technology? Why now: behavior, idea, market, product innovation, regulator?
- 9. 6. PLUS: Your own personal filter Empathy may be plus.
- 10. 7. What they are looking for? a.Team b. Connection with the Problem c. Recruitment Capacity d. Execution Forget the idea!
- 11. 8. What they are looking for? Early Stage = 10x expected return Growth Stage = 3x expected return Venture Capitals
- 12. 9. What i need for success? Team Zealots Money Team Tigers Product or Service Another chance Customers Early Adopters More Money More Customers Professional Management Don't be focused on get rich
- 13. 10. What they want to see? Idea People Culture Product Traction Distribution Funding Leadership 1. 2. 3.
- 14. 11. What is important to you? Step by Step Think Global Create a Culture Be focused Have a purpose Be crazy about metrics!
- 15. 12. One billion market, is a big market to them. Should be for you too
- 16. 13. Startups fail because they lack customers, not funding. Create a customer culture
- 17. 14. Approximation approach with a VC Ask a permission Be practical Be the investors excited Humility (don’t paint the “red flag”).
- 18. Thanks, ! Rodrigo Dantas - vindi.com.br (twitter.com/seudantas)