Seed-Stage Investor Elevator Pitch

Seed-Stage Investor Elevator Pitch
August 12, 2014 | 6:00-8:30 PM | Four Embarcadero Center, 22nd Floor | San Francisco
Event Sponsor: Pillsbury Law

If you would like to pitch use this link:
Register to pitch (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seed-stage-investor-elevator-pitch-registration-to-pitch-tickets-12244807549)

If you would like to be on "pitch stand-by" or in general attendance use this link:
Register for general attendance and pitch standby (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seed-stage-investor-elevator-pitch-general-admission-and-pitch-standby-tickets-12244921891)

The Seed Stage Angel Elevator Pitch is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to network with Seed Stage Angels and other CXOs, present their company and ideas and learn first-hand how to raise early-stage capital in today's market.

Seed Stage Angel investors generally invest $100,000-$200,000 per person in early stage technology companies as compared to traditional Angels who may invest $25,000 to $50,000 in a deal.
If you are an entrepreneur in a startup that is currently seeking capital and would like to present your best two-minute (time limit is strictly enforced) elevator pitch to a panel of Angels, you must follow the instructions below. Pitching slots go quickly, so sign up early!
To Present a Pitch

You must register in advance;
presenters are assigned on a first-come basis and
slot availability is confirmed automatically during registration;
the maximum number of presenters is 10, plus
4 ‘no guarantee’ Standby slots.
Once you register additional guidelines will be sent. You must RSVP receipt. Your pitch is two minutes, timing is strictly enforced, no handouts, cards, demos or samples allowed during or immediately after your presentation.

Your pitch is followed by 4 minutes of Q&A by the panel; and 4 minutes of non-rebuttal feedback from each panelist. Only one person from the company may present the (2) minute pitch to the investors and answer questions from the panel.

Entrepreneurs not yet ready to pitch or unable to reserve a pitch slot are encouraged register and attend. By listening to the pitches, the Q&A, and the critiques you learn the key points required to develop an effective pitch that investors value. You also have the opportunity to network with investors person to person at the event.

If you are an investor, come and listen to the entrepreneurs’ pitches—you never know where you’ll find your next deal. Learn how other investors rate the pitches; which Angels pass and for what reasons; and which entrepreneurs other Angels want to talk to ASAP. If you are interested in serving on a Pitch or Workshop panel please contact Valerie Badgett, Program Manager.

Moderator: David Emerson, Harvard Angels

Panelists:
Bob Kamm, Angel, Keiretsu Forum
Neal Strickberger, Angel, Keiretsu Forum
Tom Thomas, Pillsbury Law