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"Who pitches investors" should probably be checkboxes, not radio buttons.
by portman 15y ago
"Who pitches investors" should probably be checkboxes, not radio buttons.
- alain94040 15y agoIt's not meant to say "who shows up and sits in the back of the room while the CEO talks 90% of the time". In my experience, there is one lead person who does fundraising, by contacting investors, setting up meetings, preparing the slides, etc. The question could be clearer. Should I change it?
- portman 15y ago>> In my experience, there is one lead person who does fundraising, by contacting investors, setting up meetings, preparing the slides, etc That's not my experience at all. Almost all the pitches that I've been involved with (either giving, hearing, or advising) have had 2 people trading back and forth with the dialog. And contacting, setting up meetings, etc is often more than one person. Just my $0.02.