The VC Pitch Decks track is part of our Funding Accelerator, our unparalleled e-mentoring program to help Founders raise funds with Venture Capitalists.Â
Most VCs say the team is the most important factor in startups. How do they evaluate Founding teams? What should you do to build a great group of people from the start?
At the end of this unit, you will receive feedback on your pitch deck’s Team page.
This is one of the most important sections in your pitch deck.If VCs don’t buy the Problem you are trying to solve, you’re finished. Your Solution must answer the identified problem.
At the end of this unit, you will receive feedback on your Problem and Solution pages.
Why are VCs looking for large markets? How do you do a TAM-SAM-SOM analysis? Which sources of data can you use? Learn how to demonstrate your market’s attractiveness.
At the end of this unit you will receive feedback on your pitch deck’s Market page.
What is scalability for VCs? Which business model is the most suited for your startup? Should you focus on profits, or growth first? Understand the rules of making money.
At the end of this unit, you will receive feedback on your pitch deck’s Business Model page.
Startup financials may seem useless given how often projections are reforecasted. Yet, they help Founders communicate with VCs. Investors also use them to test Founders’ business acumen.
At the end of this unit, you will receive feedback on your pitch deck’s Financials page.
The culminating point in your pitch deck. What you ask VCs must be coherent with all the other sections. Learn to express what VCs want to see in their language.
At the end of this unit, you will receive feedback on your pitch deck’s Transaction page.