For the sake of the presenting entrepreneurs, we like to keep the SpeedPitching events very intimate. We don’t allow any spectators attend the event so that the pitching entrepreneurs can have their “time in the sun” with a room full of active investors. Because of the overwhelming requests to attend the events and see what they are like, we decided to create a video for everyone to see!
Joe Grover and Digital Mind Studios put together a pretty sweet video to show how it all works. (By the way, Joe also mentioned that he would provide a significant discount to any entrepreneur that is a member of FundingUniverse — feel free to contact him and mention FundingUniverse).
Check out the following video and let us know what you think!
[...] Ever wondered how “speedpitching” works? Line up some investors, line up some entrepreneurs, give them 7 minutes to make their case. Could you be convincing? Here is a video about how it works. Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
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do you have to have a patent on your product before you talk to anyone about investing? i have done all i can afford to protect this idea. is there a cost to go to the meeting on june 6th? what will i need? is there anyone who can help me prepair for this meeting?
Comment by rocky whitham — May 30, 2007 @ 8:02 pm
[...] a handful of exciting companies that we have seen here in Utah. Tomorrow’s our first SpeedPitching luncheon since June 6th and I’m excited to see how things turn out with the companies that are [...]
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[...] we hosted another successful SpeedPitching event. We had 10 fantastic companies that each pitched to 40+ [...]
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[...] a handful of exciting companies that we have seen here in Utah. Tomorrow’s our first SpeedPitching luncheon since June 6th and I’m excited to see how things turn out with the companies that are [...]
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