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Pitch Deck Perfection: Raising Your First $500K FFA

Pitch Deck Perfection: Raising Your First $500K FFA

Business-building
Raising Capital
Skill-building
  • October 31, 2024
  • 12:00 pm
    2:00 pm
  • Life Sciences Innovation Hub

Raise a hand if you’ve ever felt confused, frustrated, depressed, manic, lost, or insane while working on your pitch deck. -️ Yeah, you are not alone, but we’ve got an answer. The first $500K from Friends, Family, and Angel (FFA) investors for your early-stage startup is the most critical. Why? Every investor will watch as you set the foundation for all future funding rounds. Join Ed Kang, Chief Strategy Officer and Lead Advisor for Startups.com You learn the 3 critical slides for startup decks - Problem, Solution, and Market Size. Discover what investors want and get expert advice on constructing each slide. Avoid wasting time on irrelevant points. Gain confidence and know exactly what to say for the most challenging slides. Ed will also share his Startup (Early-Stage) Funding Canvas tool to help you plan your fundraising. Ed has raised over a hundred million dollars from Angels, VCs, and Private Equity, and worked with the Startups.com team and Founders who have collectively raised over $5B. Don’t miss this chance to turn your pitch deck from “meh” to “WOW!” This event is part of the monthly Founders Lunch Series, which aims to empower and support entrepreneurs. Organized by Innovate Calgary and supported by Alberta Innovates, ElevateIP Alberta, and the TD Ready Commitment Program, this dynamic platform connects entrepreneurs, fosters knowledge sharing, and inspires collaboration. Be a part of this transformative experience to expand your network, learn from industry leaders, and confidently navigate your entrepreneurial journey. Lunch will be provided. Parking is $1.50 /every 30m or $9/day, and the building is accessible by transit. The Brentwood Train station is about a 10-minute walk away.

Event Address:

3655 36 St NW Calgary, AB T2L 1Y8

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