On April 20th, TechCrunch will host the TechCrunch Early Stage in Boston. The event aims to give entrepreneurs all the tools they need to build their unicorn startups. No founder event is complete without a pitch!In a TechCrunch editorial, he is looking for 6-7 founders to join his teardown on the pitch deck. on stage. in Boston. live.founder can apply here.
master the pitch deck
Pitches are important in fundraising and finding your first customers. However, innovators rarely get it. Really Candid Insights on Their Pitch Before Step in front of VC. TC Early Stage allows founders to pitch in front of a panel of expert judges and gain key insights before hitting the plate. Investor provides live his feedback on pitch structure, content, solutions, and presentations. 3 founders are selected in a 2 minute elevator pitch and 3 founders are selected in a 4 minute pitch using the deck. Founders who enter the TC Early Stage Pitch Deck Teardown will automatically be considered for the Startup Battlefield competition at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco this September.
Without further ado, let’s meet the judges for the TC Early Stage Pitch Deck Teardown.
Ginny Miller, 1Sharpe Ventures
Ginny oversees venture investments and platform strategy for 1Sharpe Ventures (1SV). Prior to 1SV, she led her Ventures at the $12 billion real estate private equity firm Jamestown. She has also worked in real estate technology initiatives at Apple, Fifth Wall Ventures, and Harvard University after starting her career in designing her products. Ginny earned her MBA from Harvard Business School and studied engineering at Dartmouth College.
Heather Widman, Building Ventures
As a partner at Building Ventures, Heather Widman spearheads the company’s investment activities within the real estate and real estate tech communities. With over 15 years of investment experience, she advises portfolio companies on their go-to-market and product strategies. She is active across an ecosystem of organizations such as CREtech, MITdesignX, AllRaise, and is a member of the Advisory Board of Women In PropTech.
Neesha A. Tambe, TechCrunch
Similar to an in-house VC, Nisha A. Tambe is the editor of Startup Battlefield, TechCrunch’s global startup competition that recruits, sources, vets and trains startup founders around the world. She has run her TC startup programs in Berlin, San Francisco, Latin America, North Africa Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa and is passionate about expanding products and programs into new markets both domestically and internationally. increase. Neesha studied International Security and Sustainability at Georgetown University and De She Anza College. Neesha is a Global Shaper for the World Economic Forum.
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