EPISODE · Sep 13, 2017 · 48 MIN
Super Angel Michael Mark & Marketing Wiz Kathryn Roy in "Ask an Angel Investor" Ep. 23
from Angel Invest Boston · host Sal Daher, CFA - Angel Invest Boston
Super angel Michael Mark and marketing wiz Kathryn Roy take questions on the topic of angel investing. This was recorded before a live audience at gorgeous Babson College, a university dedicated to teaching entrepreneurship. Sal, as usual, finds it hard to keep his opinions to himself! Topics covered include: Recorded on the Beautiful Campus of Babson College, Thanks to Margaret Jones & Nina Block Michael Mark Mini Bio Kathryn Roy Mini Bio Michael Mark on What Angel Investing Is Not – Not the Best Way to Make a Lot of Money Kathryn's Thoughts on Making Money in Angel Investing Question from Mark T.: What's the Minimum Number of Startup Investments to Get a Good ROI? Audience Question: What Are the Three or Four Things You Look for In a Startup? Startup Founder Davey Bakhshi Asks a Question - Fundraising Pointers Davey Bakhshi: Do you Invest in Founders from Other Countries? Have a Real Sales Funnel for your Fundraising – Willy Loman Beats Einstein Monthly Communication with Your Investors and Constituents Lisa's Question: What Would You Do Differently Today as a Founder Given the Changes? Go to an Incubator What Has Not Changed in Fundraising Question from Listener Martin Aboitiz: What Startups Do You Regret Not Investing In? "Another Train Leaving Every 15 Minutes." – Michael Mark Question from Kit, a Freshman at Babson: Can You Build Business without Raising Money? Audience Question from Alan, an MBA Student at Babson: Notes vs. Priced Rounds? Audience Question from Marcos, an MBA Student at Babson: How Long Does It Take to Build Trust? Sign up here to be informed about future episodes: Angel Invest Boston Sign Up Link
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