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Fundraising is Overwhelming, Huh?
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$10.8M Worth of Fundraising Lessons Fundraising is AWESOME... ....if you re-frame it to networking. My startup journey over the last 10 years has been a wild one;
I'm going to share some fundraise advice on February 18th, on ZOOM. I understand what you're going through. I had A LOT of ups and downs. You'll learn how to set up a successful fundraise process. You should come if you want to raise capital. Especially if you want to grow your VC network. And, especially if it's your first time. Preview of what to expect (below). See you there, Don Stein February 18th, I'm going to lead a fundraise workshop to discuss how you can find the right angels, and network with the right VC's. Link: Www.LinkedIn.com/in/donstein |
Don Stein
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Special Guest, Richard White Founder of Fathom AI, and UserVoice Yesterday was an absolute treat - we hosted repeat founder, Richard White ($20M+ raised, Linkedin). He founded UserVoice, scaled that, and then started a second company which he runs today. Fathom AI is backed by Zoom's fund, Justin Kan (Twitch Founder), and many more incredible people on his cap table of 100+ investors. We've had incredible guests over the last year (45 of them), but certain CEO's are able to speak from a place...
RSVP for tomorrow: We are joined by a 3x founder who just raised $20M+ Three-time founder Richard White compares launching a startup to playing an open-world video game. It takes time to figure out what to do and how to do it. You need to learn the rules. But when you’re dropped in for a second time, you arrive knowing how to play the game — “speed run it," he says. In 2020, Richard stepped away from his previous startup UserVoice to establish Fathom, a AI app that records, transcribes and...
LIVE FROM NYC A Day in the Life of Ugly Startups 5 AM: Wake up 6 AM: Gym 7 AM: Prep for the day on my laptop at a cafe 8 AM: Walked to Target looking to buy a webcam, couldn't find, had to improvise 10 AM: Set up podcast studio in downtown NYC 11 AM: Guest begin to arrive 2:30 PM: The podcast room is so sweaty we have to abandon it 3:00 PM: 5 founders gather for convo in a classy lounge by a fire pit 5:00 PM: Get back to my hotel - I find out the audio has major issues 6:00 PM: Send the audio...