Founders ask – Investors Answer: Fundraising Best Practices (powered by beel)
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You want to raise money but you have no clue where to start? Or you are preparing for your next round and you would like to get a few tips on how to do it properly?
On September 3 we are hosting our first in-person Q&A session and we are directly covering one of the most sought after topics: Fundraising. With a person who has raised $160 Million.
⚠️ Important: You need to follow these steps if you want to join the event:
- Please RSVP on Meetup
- AND apply through this link for the event
- Only if you are officially approved on Luma (you will receive an e-mail), you are eligible for the event
⏰ Open Doors from 4 pm, official start at 4:30 pm (we will close doors on time); check-out our Berlin Founders Meetup afterwards: https://luma.com/7tyfkril
ℹ Hear some best practices but most importantly: Bring all your questions!
⚠️ Because of the size of the venue, the spots are limited. So we kindly ask you to only apply for a seat, if you are an early stage founder who wants to raise money!
About the speaker:
Christoph Jentzsch is a father, serial entrepreneur and investor. He was one of the first employees at Ethereum and in 2016 raised around 160 million dollars from a worldwide community — the largest crowd investment in the world at the time. After founding slock.it and its successful exit, he works today as a business angel and CEO of beel. Speaker #2 is about to be announced!
Our co-host, The Delta Campus:
The Delta Campus is Berlin’s curated workspace and community hub for founders, builders, and creatives. More than just a co-working space, it is the home of The Delta’s venture ecosystem, a physical place for exchange, collaboration, and scalable growth. This is where ventures, investors, and innovators come together to create real impact. You want to sit with us? Get 20% off with the code "HAUS20".
Our sponsor, beel:
The fundraising platform beel lets startups raise continuously — without a notary and fully digital. The innovation lies in specially structured profit-participation rights, called virtual shares, which put investors in the economic position of a shareholder. Startups can onboard investors at any time while giving up no control and staying a VC investment case, because holders of these rights do not enter the shareholder list in the commercial register.
About us, HAUS OF STARTUPS:
"HAUS" organizes moderated networking events for early stage founders. In addition to that, we offer a platform with everything you need to level-up your startup journey: find your next startup program or discounts for tools, free tickets for events! It's free!