The document provides tips and guidelines for pitching to investors and securing funding. It emphasizes knowing your audience and their interests, clearly explaining the problem, solution, market size, competition, business model, team, and financials. Pitch presentations should be memorable yet concise, grabbing attention without overwhelming the audience with too many wordy slides or technical details. The goal is to pique the investor's interest and leave them wanting more information.
Profit and LossBalance SheetCash FlowCap tableThe deal
it will take us a certain sized user base to deliver on the revenue model
Each company had 3 minutes to pitch, 2 minutes Q&A
Each company had 3 minutes to pitch, 2 minutes Q&A
Will be same format as last timeLooking for early stage companiesYou must be actively raising an angel/seed round of £50-400kYou will have created a working prototype of your productYour company is in the internet or software space (no medtech, biotech or semi’s)You and your cofounders are working at your startup 100% of the timeThere is some flexibilityIt’s up to the companies to network, City Meets Tech does NOT get involved in the financing/etc
Hoping to partner with UCLl to form an FSA approved LLCWill invest into SEIS companiesGet cash from city
Hoping to partner with Merchant Capital to form an FSA approved LLCWill invest into SEIS companiesGet cash from cityCurrently a loose agreement from LBS to help with the fund by potentially providing filtering capabilityAnd then to provide LBS students for intern work or on a project basis