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.
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.
Do I need a pitch deck?
Two versions of a deck? What are those?
Executive summary?
What does an executive summary contain?
If I have one, why do I need the other?
What is the main difference between a deck and a summary?
During our conversations with investors and startup founders, who have been through the fundraising process, we seem to find three common rules that can help you succeed in this process.
Pitch Genius is on the mission to get you funded, which is why 42% of their clients have successfully raised funds. Pitch Genius will help you with anything from creating and review your financial model, the pitch deck, to market sizing, etc.