VC Task Force - Seed Stage Elevator Pitch

Here's another of these monthly events that is open for all types of entrepreneurs looking to pitch or gain feedback from serious investors.

Seed-Stage Investor Elevator Pitch

August 13, 2012 | 6:00-8:30 PM | 425 Market Street 26th Floor | San Francisco

Event Sponsor: Hanson Bridgett LLP

Register now!

The Seed Stage Angel Elevator Pitch is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to network... [read more]

Here's another of these monthly events that is open for all types of entrepreneurs looking to pitch or gain feedback from serious investors.

Seed-Stage Investor Elevator Pitch

August 13, 2012 | 6:00-8:30 PM | 425 Market Street 26th Floor | San Francisco

Event Sponsor: Hanson Bridgett LLP

Register now!

The Seed Stage Angel Elevator Pitch is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to network with Seed Stage Angels and other CXOs, present their company and ideas and learn first-hand how to raise early-stage capital in today's market. Seed Stage Angel investors generally invest $100,000-$200,000 per person in early stage technology companies as compared to traditional Angels who may invest $25,000 to $50,000 in a deal.

During the evening, entrepreneurs--who registered and were assigned a pitch slot by the Program Team--will present their pitches to the entire room. Our panel of Seed Stage Angels will ask questions and provide brief feedback.

Our lively panel discussion and Q&A will also provide critical insight into what it takes to raise capital today.

If you are an entrepreneur in a startup that is currently seeking capital and would like to present your best two-minute elevator pitch to a panel of Angels, you must register in advance--please see details about our new registration process below. Once you are registered you will receive additional guidelines for the Program Team.

The maximum number of presenters is ten.
The ten presentation slots are assigned on a first-come basis. Sign up early, pitching slots go quickly. Pitching time limits are strictly enforced! So, follow the guidelines.

After the two minute pitch, there will be four minutes of Q&A by the panel, followed by four minutes of non-rebuttal feedback from each panelist. (1hr and 40mins) (10mins per presenter) Additional sign up details below.

Entrepreneurs not yet ready to pitch (and those who were unable to reserve a pitch slot because pitch tickets were sold out) are encouraged to purchase a general admission ticket and attend. By listening to the pitches, the Q&A, and the critiques you will learn key points to develop an effective pitch that investors will value. You will also have the opportunity to speak with investors person to person at the event.

If you are an investor, come and listen to the entrepreneurs’ pitchesâ€

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