If you’re not included in an investor’s network and have never met them in person, face it – you’re a cold contact. How can you prevent your pitch from being condemned to the trash? Review this guideline before you email investors.
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6 Items to Prepare for a Pitch to Concept Stage Investors
Pitches are presentations created in order to help entrepreneurs communicate with investors to raise money to fund their venture.
Writing An Executive Summary: The 4 Most Important Words [Infographic]
The executive summary is typically one of the initial interactions an entrepreneur will have with an investor. Here’s how to make your best first impression.
Why Your Executive Summary is Headed for the Trash!
Angel and venture capital investors may receive hundreds or even thousands of executive summaries each year. With their time being limited and the competition for their attention intense, it is extremely important that the entrepreneur provide executive summaries that “Wow!”