Apparently We wrote about Gable’s $12 million Series A just yesterday, but in fact, two A few days ago. The company has developed an interesting product in the world of remote work, and I was curious how the founders were able to convince investors to part with so much fabric.
Gable removes all the administrative work of finding and booking nearby workspaces for both employees and employers. He operates in 26 countries and has more than 5,000 employees using the platform, the company said.
slides for this deck
At 21 slides, Gable’s deck is longer than average. Here’s what was included:
- cover slide
- team slide
- Market situation slides (“Remote work revolution”)
- Problem slide No. 1 (“Remote first is difficult”)
- How people are solving it today (“How is it done today”)
- Problem Slide 2 (“Main Problem”)
- Solution slide
- Traction slide (“Where are you?”)
- Product Slide No. 1 (“Employee Perspective”)
- Product Slide No. 2 (“Management and Insight”)
- Product Slide No. 3 (“Host View”)
- Tow Slide (“Partnerships with 800+ Spaces”)
- Value proposition slide (“Why choose Gable”)
- Case Study Slide No.1
- Case Study Slide No. 2
- Business model slide
- Market size slide (“TAM”)
- Go-to-market slides (“Scalable Process”)
- Marketing slide (“Vast Channel Opportunity”)
- product roadmap slides
- thank you slide
3 things to love
While there are certainly challenges to making shared workspace business easier for startups, it is also a large and growing market. Gable weaves that story with ease.
