Co-founders Meghan Carreau and Alex Payne are pitching their food delivery service built on noble ideals of making kids healthier and reducing headaches for parents. Can the founders convince investors that their startup will actually deliver on those promises?
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In October 2016, we followed 12 startups behind the scenes, to a critical moment, a single defining moment, where entrepreneurs leverage past success, to secure the funds they need today.
Today, season 2 of the pitch continues with a startup that’s making their version of a Fitbit. The founders have developed a product that they believe is going to revolutionize the fitness industry. Will investors go all in on this new hardware company, or are the risks simply too high?
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In the fall of 2016, 12 startups came to San Francisco, California. Each company founder came for one reason, to try and raise money for their startup. In season 2 of The Pitch we’re going behind the scenes to the moment when aspiring entrepreneurs put it all on the line as they pitch investors for funding.
On today’s episode, we meet a founder who wants to build a fleet of Tesla taxis to shuttle passengers from city to city. His business is booming and he’s already raised a half of the million dollars he’s looking for. The only problem? He’s got to run his company between English class and Algebra.
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In the fall of 2016, 12 startups came to San Francisco, California. Each company founder came for one reason, to try and raise money for their startup. In this season we’re going behind the scenes to the moment when aspiring entrepreneurs put it all on the line as they pitch investors for funding.
On today’s show, two co-founders are taking their shot at a 35 billion dollar market with a product they spent years refining. They think their instant coffee is going to wow investors. But is a good product enough without a great pitch?
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In the fall of 2016, 12 startups came to San Francisco, California. Each company founder came for one reason, to try and raise money for their startup. We followed the entrepreneurs into the room where they pitched to 5 investors. On today’s show, a startup founder from the east coast will pitch to five venture capitalists in San Francisco. Today’s founder has a great business but will her attitude be her own worst enemy? Some say she’s scrappy. Others say she’s cocky.
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Chris Stoikos pitches his manly subscription service to Marvin Liao, Howie Diamond and Ryan Hoover.
Dollar Beard Club is a Los Angeles based e-commerce startup that sells products to bearded men on a subscription basis. They have killer traction in the 4-months they've been live, built off the success of their YouTube videos gone viral. But is it an investable company? Listen to find out.
George Li pitches his all terrain electric skateboard to investors. Then Sheel Mohnot and Nathaniel Krasnoff with Wildcat Venture Partners decide whether or not they will invest in today's startup, BajaBoard.
Hear from six new companies from the FinTech accelerator at 500 Startups: Streamloan, Inzmo, Track, Trym, SureBids and Datatron.
Hear rapid-fire pitches from five new companies: ResortPass, Echo Laboratories, CourseKey, InSpirit Cocktails, and Braykion. This is part 1 of a 2 part series from the Quick Pitch Competition held by Tech Coast Angels in San Diego, CA.
Alex Marlantes pitches his expense tracker and
automatic mileage log app to investors. Then Sheel Mohnot and Michelle Tandler with Trinity Ventures decide whether or not they will invest in today's startup, Everlance.
Catherine Berman pitches her savings product that crushes the market rate using CDFIs. Then Mar Hershenson with Pear Ventures and Alex Davidov with Core Innovation Capital decide whether or they will invest in today's startup, CNote.
Hoala Greevy pitches his HIPAA compliant email encryption service. Then Michael Cardamone with Acceleprise determines whether or not he will invest in today's startup, Paubox.
Michael Giles pitches his backend as a service for financial applications. Then Nikhil Kalghatgi with Vast Ventures determines whether or not he will invest in today's startup, Third Party Trade. And at the end of the episode you'll hear a bonus pitch from Conversant Labs.
Andrew Jiang pitches his new laptop operating system for Android phones. Then Nikhil Kalghatgi with Vast Ventures determines whether or not he will invest in today's startup, Andromium.
Wendi Burkhardt pitches her roommate-matching service for empty nesters with space to share. And Anarghya Vardhana with Maveron determines whether or not she's interested in investing.
Anna Tolmach pitches her inventory forecasting startup Fuse to angel investor Pete Kazanjy and Neil Devani from Rothenberg Ventures.
Komal Ahmad pitches her social enterprise startup Copia to Zanoon Nissar from Google.
Felipe Ávila da Costa pitches his internet-of-things startup Infraspeak to Christie Pitts of Verizon Ventures and Sheel Mohnot.
