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Pitching Your Idea Gary Jinks President/Owner GLJ Group Founder and Managing Director South Valley Angels [email protected] 408/420-3650

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Pitching Your Idea

Gary Jinks

President/Owner GLJ Group

Founder and Managing Director South Valley Angels

[email protected]

408/420-3650

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The

Environment

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Entrepreneurs are everywhere

“Startup has gone mainstream”

Incubators/Accelerators and Co-Working spaces

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Entrepreneurs

All ProRookie Professional

• Young

• No Experience

• Multiple Startups

• Always Engaged

• Raised funding

• Had Exit

LAMARKA Consulting Services © 2016 | Enabling Small and medium businesses in line with vision 2030

You are all competing for the same Funding

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Pathways

On Your

Own

Incubators,

Accelerators

• Build Your Network

• Best for Pro, All Pro

• Compensate with Advisors

• Plugged into an Ecosystem

• Best for Rookie, Pro

• Not All Equal Good

LAMARKA Consulting Services © 2016 | Enabling Small and medium businesses in line with vision 2030

$5000 and up5% - 10% Egoity

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Business Models

“Startup”Traditional Franchise

• Owner Control

• Debt Funded

• Infrastructure

• Branding

• Equity Share

• Private Investment

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Startup Model

“A startup is a human institution designed to deliver a new product or service

under conditions of extreme uncertainty.” - Lean Startup

• What makes it unique – rapid growth, investor exit, acquisition

• Challenges – culture, infrastructure, quality deal flow

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Startup Model is not limited to Tech and Innovation

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Life Cycle - Where are You and What is Important

Incubate The idea

Institutional

Funding

FFF

Idea Ceation

Bootstrapping

Strategy and Plan

MVP/Prototype

Validation and Scale

Product and Revenue

Explosive Growth

Superior Execution

Seed Stage

Market Entry

Series A

Growth IPO/Acquisition

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• Understand the Customer

• Have a Plan

• Know what it Costs

• Communicate it Intelligently

• Build MVP/Prototype

VC

Funding

Angel

Funding

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Life Cycle - Where are You and What is Important

Institutional

Funding

Accelerate The Company

VC

Funding

FFF

Idea Ceation

Bootstrapping

Strategy and Plan

MVP/Prototype

Validation and Scale

Product and Revenue

Explosive Growth

Superior Execution

Seed Stage

Market Entry

Series A

Growth IPO/Acquisition

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• Get Funded

• Validate the Product

• Validate the Business Model

• Scale

Angel

Funding

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Pitching 101

PurposePresent your business case and get to the next meeting

MessageClear, Concise, Simple; more is not better.

What Investors look for – Do I understand the business case and exit

Confidence and PassionConfidence is the result of being prepared.

What Investors look for – would I follow this CEO and do I have confidence in the

team; are they committed

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DockSend

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More applicable to VC or later round than seed

DockSend

What do Investors look at?

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How It Works

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Deal Flow

Legal review and negotiation

Find and Select Ideas

Fit and Readiness

Deliver their message

Meet the Team

Intro - Send

Executive Summary

Screening Process

Pitch

Deep Dive

Due Diligence

Investor Entrepreneur

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• Documents

1. Executive Summary

2. Pitch Deck/Presentation

3. Plan with Financials

• Right Team

– Technical, Business, Start-up, Specialty; Leader

• A Compelling Opportunity

– Large, high demand, growing and now

What Do You Need

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What is Your Message

• You have a vision and you see an Opportunity• You can capture the Opportunity by solving this Problem• You have an executable plan and understand the cost • You have the right team to execute

• What makes you special; value proposition

• Defensible (IP)• Scalable

You have an Investor Exit Plan

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1. Vision

2. Opportunity

3. Problem

4. Solution

5. Market

6. The Plan

7. Team

8. Financials

9. Funding

Pitch Deck

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Pitch Deck (Scale 1-10)

Metric Score Notes

Vision

Opportunity

Problem

Solution

Market

Plan

Team

Financials

Total

Risk

Wild Card

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

40

is it visionary?

why now, who, how big, growth, is it real, validate?

to capture the opportunity; stake holders

how you fix it, and why you

who, where do you fit, TAM/SAM

get to the finish line

strengths, limitations, network

customer acquisition, assumptions, cost

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• Investors are not looing for conservative.

• A good Pitch Deck is the result of a good Strategy & Plan.

• Sell your product to customers and your business case to investors.

• Know your audiance

• Incubators and Accelerators will replace Jr Colleges and Universities for many.

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