Go and attend local events where VC people are expected to attend. Reach to your network and if you don't have one either hire a CEO/chairman who can help (lite

Go and attend local events where VC people are expected to attend. Reach to your network and if you don't have one either hire a CEO/chairman who can help (literally somebody who had done it before and knows lots of people) or try to build your own network (more hard work required). You need your investor deck polished into the finest details. Once you get your slot you won't be able to waste any time. Be sure to include all details about capitalisation and projected revenue. You need to have a strong backing to all those numbers. Most VC's will come back to you even if they don't invest and advice what went wrong - so this is an ongoing process and you'll get better in time. We got our investment via our founder (he did not have any contacts, he made them and then he was very good at pitching his vision). He definitely had not emailed random people :-)