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>Every event is like going to a wedding. If you think Sydney investors are a tiny minority then try Melbourne. I stopped going to any startup events because I
by ganeshkrishnan 9y ago
>Every event is like going to a wedding.
If you think Sydney investors are a tiny minority then try Melbourne. I stopped going to any startup events because I have become all too familiar with all the investors.
We got selected for "unpitch" in Victoria and cursory glance at investors revealed that I already met all the investors multiple times before
- danieltillett 9y agoCome up to Sydney and experience a whole new pool :P I do have to say that the investor base is vastly better than it was 15 years ago when I was starting out. It was basically a wasteland. Now there are few of us around who have been through the grinder to help.
- ganeshkrishnan 9y agoHow do I tap into this sparkling brand new gene pool from Melbourne? fwiw, I run aihello.com
- danieltillett 9y agoYou could apply to Sydney Angels [0]. We are now have +130 angels and we invest in companies from around Australia. If anyone wants advice on if you are likely to be a good fit or not I am happy to talk more about this offline. 0. http://sydneyangels.net.au http://sydneyangels.net.au
- legostormtroopr 9y ago> If you think Sydney investors are a tiny minority then try Melbourne. Try Canberra. The scene is small and cargo-culty to the extreme. Half of every pitch event is untested, unmarketable products - usually some bored public servant with a slap-dash ecomerse site.