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8 Keys To Business Success For Entrepreneur Introverts

Startup Professionals Musings

You need to build business relationships with partners, team members, investors, and of course customers. As an introvert myself, I remember worrying that I could never be comfortable giving a sales pitch, or networking to find clients. Actively expand your business networking activities.

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8 Keys To That First Investment From People You Know

Startup Professionals Musings

Practice your “elevator pitch,” and end it by asking for the order. Network to build investor relationships before you ask for money. Having a real project, rather than just an idea, is a strong positive when networking for Angels or VCs. In these cases both the entrepreneur and the funding partner are the fools.

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Investors Seek Entrepreneurs With Fire in the Belly

Startup Professionals Musings

Can concisely explain the unique, compelling value of the proposed venture in written terms and in oral presentations (elevator pitch), recognizing that some investors rely more on one than the other. Networked and connected. Listens before answering questions. These are critical to any venture.

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Finding a Technical Cofounder for Your Startup

SoCal CTO

"I'm looking for a partner / cofounder who can not only head the technical aspects and build a working model of the site, but someone with the connections to put a great development team together when we need it. Refine your elevator pitch. I promised I would write this post with some thoughts and ideas on the topic.

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Do You Have What it Takes to Attract Investors?

Startup Professionals Musings

Can concisely explain the unique, compelling value of the proposed venture in written terms and in oral presentations (elevator pitch), recognizing that some investors rely more on one than the other. Networked and connected. Listens before answering questions. These are critical to any venture.

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8 Key Actions for Entrepreneurs Needing Early Money

Startup Professionals Musings

Practice your “elevator pitch,” and end it by asking for the order. Network to build investor relationships before you ask for money. Having a real project, rather than just an idea, is a strong positive when networking for Angels or VCs. In these cases both the entrepreneur and the funding partner are the fools.

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Six Entrepreneur Skills That Angel Investors Love

Startup Professionals Musings

Can concisely explain the unique, compelling value of the proposed venture in written terms and in oral presentations (elevator pitch), recognizing that some investors rely more on one than the other. Networked and connected. Listens before answering questions. These are critical to any venture.