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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2020 · 35 MIN

Drinks with investors - Joyce & Raissa de Haas, Double Dutch Drinks

from Fundraising Stories with Female Founders · host Julia Elliott Brown

Joyce and Raissa began their entrepreneurial journey with few industry connections, after doing a Master’s at UCL in Technology Entrepreneurship, where they won an award that gave their new business a funding grant. By connecting with around 500 potential investors via LinkedIn, they managed to bring on five individual investors for their first round.They’ve now completed three funding rounds totalling £4.5m, including the most recent, from their “dream investors”, global drinks giant, Heineken. Joyce and Raissa believe that you should get on with potential investors on a personal level before agreeing to accept their money and that it’s key to share the same vision. Being co-founders helped them through the lows, by having someone they could always be 100% honest with.In this episode you’ll discover…Why you should get on with potential investors on a personal levelHow you can stick by your valuationWhy you shouldn’t hold back from sharing company financials openly

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