I am in the process of organizing an event geared towards my favorite crowd: startup founders. They are the most demanding group of clients I have. There are many adjectives I would use to describe them: enthusiastic, big believers, convincing, lost, demanding, unreasonable, whining, driven, and again, enthusiastic.
For the upcoming panel discussion, I've invited as speakers two partners at venture capital firms that invest into NYC-based and international startups, an experienced angel investor who is on the board of one of the largest angel groups, and a founder of a startup that successfully raised capital before. As a moderator, my job will be to ask them questions, the answers to which should help the audience. What are the questions that I should ask? What are the questions that, if you knew the answer to, would help your company get funded?
Audience participation here is welcome!
And BTW here is the link to the event:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/successful-capital-raising-for-startups-tickets-61307312823
This article is not legal advice and was written for general informational purposes only. It does not express anyone else's views except for the author's. If you have questions or comments about the article or are interested in learning more about this topic, feel free to contact its author Arina Shulga.
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