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StartupBrite August Online Pitching Event
Startup founders looking to fund their startups pitched at StartupBrite online event on August 23rd. Investor panel includes investors from Tech Coast Angels, VentureSHOT, etc.
Startup founders looking to fund their startups pitched at StartupBrite online event on August 23rd. Investor panel includes investors from Tech Coast Angels, VentureSHOT, etc.
We are creating an opportunity for startup founders to meet active investors interested in startup companies, looking for funds.
Our investors actively look for startups that are at different stages – from very early (idea) level startups to companies that have already managed to generate revenue and are looking to expand and getting to the next level.
UXV (Universal eXperience Ventures LLC) offers a software-based solution to make driving a safer place and protect people on the road.
Often first-time entrepreneurs lack the knowledge of what is needed for effective outreach. The mistakes that those first-timers make are usually related to their investor documents like pitch decks and executive summaries.
A pitch presentation can be categorized by several attributes like focus , length, timing etc. There are many categorizations that were born out of the fact that founders often present their idea in front of different audiences and for a different amount of time.
First-time founders often commit serious errors in their company management efforts blinded by their focus on the product/service itself. Too many times they bury themselves in irrelevant for their stage activities and that often untimely leads to the death of the company. In this post, we will try to give an overview of the most common mistakes that startup founders make.
For many years, investors and the wider public considered that a startup is just a small company, but the differences between the underlying philosophies of a startup and a small company are so great that they barely have any similarities.
Finding the right co-founders is of extreme importance – no solo founder will be able to build a scalable business because nobody has all the necessary skills to implement everything needed for the basic functioning of the company.
Motivation is a total necessity when it comes to startups (although not only with them) and it should be something beyond money – a willingness to achieve greatness, to create things that never existed before or just to add great value to the world.
A good team will require members whose skills complement each other’s, so search for someone with the skills you lack.