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Investors to Startups: Why You, Why Now?

Kevin Brockland, Founder & Managing Partner, Indelible Ventures | Pang Chan Yip, Executive Director, Vertex Ventures

20-Feb-24 11:00

Investors to Startups:  Why You, Why Now?

What makes a good startup investment pitch? That is the question.

Coming up with a good investment pitch can be tricky. In some ways, it’s an art form that requires the perfect balance of storytelling, data-driven insights, as well as persuasive communication to entice your potential investors to invest in your company.

On this episode of Resource Centre, we speak to Kevin Brockland, Founder & Managing Partner at Indelible Ventures, and Pang Chan Yip, Executive Director at Vertex Ventures, about the dos and don’ts of making a pitch deck, presenting your startup and business idea, and maintaining potential relationships with early stage investors and VCs in the longer run.

Produced by: Kishan Sivaswamy

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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Categories:  marketseconomyentrepreneursinvestments

Tags:  Investment pitchpitch deckventure capitalventure capitalistsinvestmentstartupsbusinessfundinginvestorentrepreneurs





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