You're absolutely right @gregraiz. It's the story that sells and luck happens when preparation meets the opportunity. I'm gonna watch all of your videos to start my New year.
Thank you for the great information. It's much appreciated. I don't know who does the text on your videos, but there are a lot of typos, so hopefully you can hire someone with an eye for that to keep all that as high quality as the info you're sharing.
For the founder aspect what specifically do you look for? Do you value teams over individual founders? Do you value experience in a specific industry or education (either in business or for that specific industry) more? And what do you think of founders brand new to the start-up space?
For the founder, I'm trying to answer the question... Why You? I'm looking for passion, energy, intelligence, experience, etc. For the team I'm asking if the team seems solid and appropriate. The team is a good reflection of the types of decisions that the CEO/Founder will make so I can get a sense of the caliber of talent.
Of course. Traction is key and it can and should be inserted as appropriate across your financials sections. I have another video on startup metrics that talks in depth about traction metrics . ruclips.net/video/Bs10vXj6QIc/видео.html
Hello sir? Do i need to have my llc established before i pitch to the angel investors or does it not matter? the reason why i want to start my llc after i get funded is because there is a certain way that i want to get it structured so i can save more on taxes but the initial cost will be $1k. so in my presentation for the angel investor, do i need have my llc already started? please get back to me...
You don't have to have a company formed, but most investors will look for your business to have had some amount of traction and not having bothered to form a company may be seen as a red flag. Somewhat related advice - if you're going to have investors you probably want to form a Delaware Corporation rather than an LLC. Many investors will not invest into an LLC corporate structure.
as a startup up founder looking to raise working capital for our startups i found this very helpful
Thanks! Tons of info, and very clear.
You're absolutely right @gregraiz.
It's the story that sells and luck happens when preparation meets the opportunity.
I'm gonna watch all of your videos to start my New year.
Thank you so much for this! Extremely helpful
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the great information. It's much appreciated. I don't know who does the text on your videos, but there are a lot of typos, so hopefully you can hire someone with an eye for that to keep all that as high quality as the info you're sharing.
It's probably my mistake - I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks for watching.
Excellent Presentation!Thank You!!!
This video has been very helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thanks Greg
Glad it was helpful.
For the founder aspect what specifically do you look for? Do you value teams over individual founders? Do you value experience in a specific industry or education (either in business or for that specific industry) more? And what do you think of founders brand new to the start-up space?
For the founder, I'm trying to answer the question... Why You? I'm looking for passion, energy, intelligence, experience, etc. For the team I'm asking if the team seems solid and appropriate. The team is a good reflection of the types of decisions that the CEO/Founder will make so I can get a sense of the caliber of talent.
Very clear summary and great for Angel investment. As for VC's, don't they want to see "traction" ahead of most of these points?
Of course. Traction is key and it can and should be inserted as appropriate across your financials sections. I have another video on startup metrics that talks in depth about traction metrics . ruclips.net/video/Bs10vXj6QIc/видео.html
Thank you for the information Question do you do International ventures?
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Awesome video
Thanks, I liked your information
the best videos only have a few thousand views. leave the views for the fantasy here in my Lamborghini guy
Thanks for watching. I drive EV's but the Lambo sounds nice. :)
What problem? It is about a product or service of the business...not a problem
Very nice.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome. Glad you found it helpful.
good stuff
helpful
Hello sir? Do i need to have my llc established before i pitch to the angel investors or does it not matter? the reason why i want to start my llc after i get funded is because there is a certain way that i want to get it structured so i can save more on taxes but the initial cost will be $1k. so in my presentation for the angel investor, do i need have my llc already started? please get back to me...
You don't have to have a company formed, but most investors will look for your business to have had some amount of traction and not having bothered to form a company may be seen as a red flag. Somewhat related advice - if you're going to have investors you probably want to form a Delaware Corporation rather than an LLC. Many investors will not invest into an LLC corporate structure.
This guy talks like he doesnt want to wake up little "baby angels" in the nextdoor room.
Volume too low? Or am I not projecting enough?
@@HalfIdeas I think you dont show enough energy. Tom Cruise used to do jump-rope before every scene.
Thanks for the tip. Not sure I can bring the Tom Cruise level energy but I’ll try. Thanks for watching.
I feel headc! You white people make everything complecated, i just need money to open my cloth business...
😂😂😂😂😂😂 sounded like you fell asleep through the video