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Founders need not be great at fundraising. As against what most VCs/PEs/institutional investors want, I do not believe that founders have to be great at fundraising. Fundraising is only a part of running a company and that too a non-core part. The

"It's good to be touchy about the industry you belong to" -Nikhil Kamath This applies for startups, founders gets obsessed with their company and idea. Founders always need a reality check, it gives us better understanding and acceptance

For all the women entrepreneurs here! Here’s a list of VC investors who can fund your dreams 🚀

Why should a startup opt for a Private Limited Company only? 1. Easy Fundraising from Investors Investors & VCs prefer Pvt Ltd because they can get equity (shares) in exchange for investment. Proprietorships and LLPs cannot issue shares, making fun

Building a platform that helps founders find the perfect investors for their startups. Filter through VCs, angels & grants based on your industry, stage, location & funding needs. No more random cold emails or endless spreadsheets. Just a clear path

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WAIT !!! Today we gonna talk about myth & Realities of Fund raising - Myths vs. Realities: • Myth: Fundraising is about fancy pitches Reality: It's a grind of one-on-one meetings and casual conversations • Myth: You need to raise money before

Are you in the process of Fundraising? Fundraising can be a challenging for early stage founders but I'm here to help by giving suggestions & support. I will contact you if the startup intresting. Here the participate: 🤝 * Company Name & website *

Busting Startup Fundraising Myths: Why You Can Raise Money and Build Your Dream Company (Part 1) ⛔️ Myth: Fundraising іs glamorous and involves impressing investors with a fancy pitch. ✔️ Reality: Fundraising іs a grind and consists оf numer

Flipkart sold for $16 billion, but the founders got almost nothing. After looking at 100+ startup deals, I found some toxic terms that hurt founders: 1. Liquidation Preferences: Investors get their money back first. If the sale price is low, founde