This morning at the excellent LIFT Conference I gave a two hour workshop on "Hacking Venture Capital" designed to give entrepreneurs a hands-on experience of (a) pitching and (b) negotiating with detailed debrief and tricks of the trade. As promised I wanted to share the material and presentations, with my thanks to @venturehacks for a good part of the content.
First off the two prezis and then the case study material (i used ERPLY as inspiration).
Hacking Venture Capital - Part I on Prezi
LINK TO CAP TABLE
CASE STUDY DATA
FAKE-ERPLY Data for Entrepreneurs



First off the two prezis and then the case study material (i used ERPLY as inspiration).
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Posted by: Mouheb Ismail | March 06, 2011 at 04:49 PM
There is a lot of ideas around about pitch by start-ups (this Prezi is the best out there- merci).
Most of us now are not start-ups anymore; after 4 years of trials, we have managed to "pivot" or re-invent our business around our strengths.
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There is a lot of ideas around about pitch by start-ups (this Prezi is the best out there- merci).
Most of us now are not start-ups anymore; after 4 years of trials, we have managed to "pivot" or re-invent our business around our strengths.
How do you view such companies and how can we access capital with our second attempt?
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