🔥 Join us for an exclusive panel discussion on Fundraising in 2024, featuring industry experts Serg Rodenzuela, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Wefunder, and Kelly Lyons, founder of Lyonshare.
Raising Capital in 2024
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Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical has raised over $3.5M in Crowdfunding. I was recently interviewed for the attached podcast. I suggest anyone thinking of doing a community round listen to the podcast, https://startup-health-now.blubrry.net/2024/04/26/crowdfunding-for-health-startups-a-masterclass-from-a-founder-who-raised-millions/?utm_source=StartUp+Health+Insider&utm_campaign=76219bdfcc-StartUp_Health_Weekly_News_04-20-2024_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_250bac26a5-76219bdfcc-312510081&mc_cid=76219bdfcc&mc_eid=0723c6dff0
So, I didn't realize this was a pitch for Lyonshare. I'm way too early for this type of service provider.
On the 2 jobs topic (fundraising and operating), what if that hockey stick like growth is contingent upon funding for OpEx and key hires?
Serg Rodenzuela thanks for doing this and sharing questions and the overall discussion. Makes us realize our venture checks all the boxes. Best of luck to all the other founders out there. Our group invests as well. Please send any deal flow to [email protected]
Thoughts on Wiz raising 1billion - reflection on the company itself, or broader cyber markets? Or bit of both?
I think the first rule of fundraising is never trust a multi-million-dollar platform that has been in San Francisco for years but hasn't yet acquired a business license to operate there.
Will this be shareable later? Awesome insights!
Raymond ceo for wilelink I having problems getting funding for pre-seed
Serg is a master!
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3moThe seed vs Series A is always a funny line. Some people think we're seed because we're not raising much, and some people say Series A because we have so much traction with global brands. After a pivot from B2C to B2B, we now have product market fit and some serious distribution channels on the heels of some nice pilots with these channel partners and their clients. Seed vs Series A? Always curious what that distinction is.