
Startups and Venture Capitalists Beware
I found an interesting post from Matt Eventoff (http://www.matteventoff.com) about how entrepreneurs should be careful of how to communicate to venture capitalists.
He tell us that entrepreneurs should get a central message and practice the presentation.
Basically, a lot of entrepreneurs do not get to the point of presentation. Usually, people present the potential of their products or how cool they are but they miss the main mission or objective of the presentation. In the case of an entrepreneur, he should pass the message getting funding, for example.
I personally agree the practice part. I usually practice 2 to 4 times my presentations about saying out loud to an imaginary crowd. I practice my voice, non-verbal clues and eye contact. The results are pretty good by the feedback I receive from Googlers.
Read Matt’s post about his communication tips here: http://www.matteventoff.com/venture-capital.html
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Startups and Venture Capitalists Beware
I found an interesting post from Matt Eventoff (http://www.matteventoff.com) about how entrepreneurs should be careful of how to communicate to venture capitalists.
He tell us that entrepreneurs should get a central message and practice the presentation.
Basically, a lot of entrepreneurs do not get to the point of presentation. Usually, people present the potential of their products or how cool they are but they miss the main mission or objective of the presentation. In the case of an entrepreneur, he should pass the message getting funding, for example.
I personally agree the practice part. I usually practice 2 to 4 times my presentations about saying out loud to an imaginary crowd. I practice my voice, non-verbal clues and eye contact. The results are pretty good by the feedback I receive from Googlers.
Read Matt’s post about his communication tips here: http://www.matteventoff.com/venture-capital.html