(right), (middle), and (left) Danielle Morrill Ooshma Garg Poornima Vijayashanker Interview with Investment Partners at Danielle Morrill CEO and Founder of and Ooshma Garg CEO and Founder of XFactor Ventures Mattermark Gobble All this month we’ve been exploring how startup fundraising is changing and why it’s going to continue to change in 2018. We started off by talking about why you don’t want to reach out to an investor when you just have an idea, how to evaluate if seeking investment make sense for your business, and in the last episode why no matter how great your idea or business is you’re still going to receive a lot of NOs. After what might seem like endless reality checks, I’ve saved the best episode for last, we’re going to be talking about what it’s going to take to get a yes from an investor. Ooshma Garg and Danielle Morrill are back. Ooshma is the CEO and Founder of Gobble, and Danielle is the CEO and Founder of Mattermark. They’ve both recently become investment partners at XFactor Ventures, an investment firm that’s focused on investing in female founders and mixed-gender teams. You’ll learn: Some of the uncomfortable activities you’re going to have to do find that first investor How to approach the topic of check size How to leverage that first check and attract additional investors who may have been on the fence What the investment partners at XFactor Ventures are looking for and the types of startups they have already invested in Finally, if you are a female founder or are on a mixed-gender founding team and want to pitch your startup to the partners are XFactor you can and follow up with them via email: hello@xfactor.ventures. check out their website here Listen to the episode on iTunes! . You can listen to this episode of on iTunes Build Enjoyed this episode and want to watch more? Help others enjoy it too by hitting the 👏🏽 ! And . subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive additional episodes Check out these additional resources on fundraising for startups Why Investors Keep Saying NO To Your BIG Idea When It Does And Doesn’t Make Sense To Fundraise For Your Startup How Fundraising Will Impact You In 2018 Whether You Are A Startup Founder or Employee Monetize Before Making Your Product What It Takes To Raise Capital From Investors For Your Startup How Investors Add Value Beyond The Check Why You Should Consider Being An Early Stage Startup Employee Build is produced as a partnership between Femgineer and Pivotal Tracker . San Francisco video production by StartMotionMEDIA .

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