Both Sides of the Table
FEBRUARY 10, 2011
In my ongoing quest to get you good transcripts of the wonderful interviews we’ve done in the past, I present you with one amazing interview here with Tom McInerney – a friend, co-investor, former entrepreneur turned angel investor and “wizard of Oz&# behind the scenes at the uber hot startup Klout.
Startup Professionals Musings
SEPTEMBER 25, 2022
Even more impressive are targeted questions that indicate you already have done your homework on their current role, expertise and company affiliations. If you are presenting to a group of angel investors, assume business attire or match the norm of members. Quick to name-drop common friends and business links.
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Startup Professionals Musings
DECEMBER 23, 2019
Even more impressive are targeted questions that indicate you already have done your homework on their current role, expertise and company affiliations. If you are presenting to a group of angel investors, assume business attire or match the norm of members. Quick to name-drop common friends and business links.
Up and Running
AUGUST 16, 2017
The “numbers” are actually the most interesting part of the entire document for most investors. Although some people think hiring a professional editor is “over the top,” the reality is that the most competitive firms have a professional editor review all of their documents for accuracy. False assumptions.
Gust
SEPTEMBER 27, 2014
There are 450+ back episodes online, and it’s safe to say that if you listen to it regularly, within a few months you will know more about what makes angel investors tick than do 98% of the rest of the world…including other angels! Create your Gust profile to show off your venture in the best possible light.
Startup Professionals Musings
MAY 11, 2014
It’s polite to ask a professional you just met about their company affiliation, but it’s much smarter to ask them about a current issue, making it clear that you already know a good bit about their company, and their role in that company. Find a common business link or friend to warm up the connection. Use them wisely.
Startup Professionals Musings
MARCH 8, 2013
It’s polite to ask a professional you just met about their company affiliation, but it’s much smarter to ask them about a current issue, making it clear that you already know a good bit about their company, and their role in that company. Find a common business link or friend to warm up the connection. Use them wisely.
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