About Angel Capital Summit 2012:
Sponsored by Rockies Venture Club, a 501(c)6 not-for-profit membership organization serving investors, entrepreneurs and service providers since 1983, the Angel Capital Summit now enters its fifth year as one of the largest events of its kind in the nation.
The Angel Capital Summit 2012 is designed with one purpose in mind – to connect entrepreneurs with the capital they need to grow their business. This goal is accomplished with a 1-2-3 approach of education, connection and execution.
Before the Event:
A team of reviewers pores over hundreds of the best business plans recruited throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. The finalists are notified and assigned experienced Pitch Coaches who meet with Entrepreneurs and provide help with messaging, strategy and presentation to make sure that the pitches are purposeful, entertaining, clear and effective. Each entrepreneur then has an opportunity to present their pitch before our panel of expert coaches to receive “live” feedback. It’s amazing to see how the pitches improve as they go through the process. Literally nothing is left to chance and the result is fantastic.
At The Event:
The first day of the Angel Capital Summit is an extravaganza of networking opportunities, Keynote Speakers and high level workshops designed to give investors and entrepreneurs the knowledge they need to have in order to be successful. You’ll learn about how to value an early stage company, how to evaluate risk, what are the key elements in understanding Term Sheets, and more. The first day ends with a networking cocktail hour where investors, entrepreneurs and service providers can mingle and share insights.
The Pitches:
The second day of the Summit is all about the Pitches! There are four simultaneous pitches going on all day, for a total of over forty presentations. Pitches are recorded and are also available live to remote attendees. The pitches are interactive with audience feedback on the quality of the deal, the management team, market opportunity and the pitch itself. Entrepreneurs receive instant feedback to let them know their strengths and areas for development.
Investor Forum:
After the pitches have all been presented, the Investor Forum convenes to discuss what they have seen and determine which companies are interesting and worthy of proceeding with due diligence. The investor community may then gather together in a syndicate to invest in an opportunity, or make individual investments to meet their own needs and interests. The Investor Forum is limited to Accredited Investors only.
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