You are such a brilliant teacher. I watched a PitchForce round where you were giving feedback, and for the first time, I didn't feel like everyone was speaking a different language. I do not have a background in finance, and to date, you were the only one who explained the concepts of venture capital investing and the startup financial models in a way that I could understand.
Thank you for your kind words Tara! We do strive to make our content both accessible for everyone, while also having the depth to ensure that a deep understanding is available. We'd love to hear more with you and work with you! You can always email us at hello@fundablestartups.com or you can get some of our training on our website! www.fundablestartups.com/solutions Best of luck in your future endeavors!
Hi Sam I am a regular attendee to your webinars. I am presently working on my startup where we provide SALES AS A SERVICE (SALAAS) leveraging all my experiences of past 3 decades. I am looking for another 2 co founders but most of the cofounders I met are in same age bracket of mine ( 50+) which suits the profiles of the CXO's I have planned . Do you feel investors will take interest if a team of 3 co founders are all in the same age bracket(50+). I have been pondering over the question for sometime.
Hi Biswajeet, glad you enjoy our webinars! To your question, a few things. 1) The average age of a founder is a little older than you might think. The media likes to celebrate the Mark Zuckerberg dropping out of Harvard as the ideal founder, but a majority of founders are well into the 40s when they start their venture. 2) Even if you and your cofounders are on the older side, investors are looking for what you are going to do to succeed, not how old you are. If you have a solid product that people want and a clear path to growth, then it won't matter how old you and your cofounders are. Hope that helps! If you have any other questions, you can reach out to us at hello@fundablestartups.com.
You are such a brilliant teacher. I watched a PitchForce round where you were giving feedback, and for the first time, I didn't feel like everyone was speaking a different language. I do not have a background in finance, and to date, you were the only one who explained the concepts of venture capital investing and the startup financial models in a way that I could understand.
Thank you for your kind words Tara! We do strive to make our content both accessible for everyone, while also having the depth to ensure that a deep understanding is available.
We'd love to hear more with you and work with you! You can always email us at hello@fundablestartups.com or you can get some of our training on our website! www.fundablestartups.com/solutions
Best of luck in your future endeavors!
Will definitely check this out. Much appreciated 👍🏾
We just launched our Fundability Before Fundraising startup training academy. www.fundablestartups.com/academy
One of the dragging shareholders of FanDuel is Shamrock Capital. Shamrock? Yup sham & rock you!
I've got a copy of the drag along notice in my blog about the FanDuel deal. www.fundablestartups.com/blog/half-a-billion
Hi Sam I am a regular attendee to your webinars. I am presently working on my startup where we provide SALES AS A SERVICE (SALAAS) leveraging all my experiences of past 3 decades. I am looking for another 2 co founders but most of the cofounders I met are in same age bracket of mine ( 50+) which suits the profiles of the CXO's I have planned . Do you feel investors will take interest if a team of 3 co founders are all in the same age bracket(50+). I have been pondering over the question for sometime.
Hi Biswajeet, glad you enjoy our webinars! To your question, a few things. 1) The average age of a founder is a little older than you might think. The media likes to celebrate the Mark Zuckerberg dropping out of Harvard as the ideal founder, but a majority of founders are well into the 40s when they start their venture. 2) Even if you and your cofounders are on the older side, investors are looking for what you are going to do to succeed, not how old you are. If you have a solid product that people want and a clear path to growth, then it won't matter how old you and your cofounders are.
Hope that helps! If you have any other questions, you can reach out to us at hello@fundablestartups.com.
Thanks Sam for the brilliant info and reply.