“Less is more” when it comes to an investor presentation. There are only a few key things most VCs look at to understand and get excited about a deal: the problem you are solving, the size of the opportunity, the strength of the team, the level of competition or competitive advantage that you have, your plan of attack, and current status. Summary f

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Many successful founders become angel investors, and they tend to have a higher chance of spotting future billion-dollar companies. When fundraising, how you pitch, how beautifully crafted your deck is, and how comprehensive your materials are carry less importance than the backgrounds of the team members. Think deeply…

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There are many ways for a business to fail, but for it to succeed, it needs to do just about everything right. That's why successful angels try to look objectively at as many factors as they can, and place their money on companies that can check all (or nearly all) the boxes. Each situation is different, but let me walk you through what we look for

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