fundraising

Works best if the demo is actually aligned with product development and not a distraction for fundraising.

We offer an integrated platform that combines the best fundraising, compliance, organizing, and digital products available.

We've already gone through a previous accelerator, done some fundraising (below series A) and have employees.

And they are constantly going on fundraising drives, begging listeners to donate so that they can stay on the air.

It's pretty difficult to view this as a smart fundraising strategy as opposed to a questionable promotion with ridiculously loose terms.

Experiment.com falls into an awkward area for my fundraising efforts for longevity science projects.

The founders previously made SparkNotes and OkCupid (acquired by Match.com), I suppose track record really helps with fundraising.

I'm just concerned if they're going to cut out later stage startups who have fundraising but re-launched or pivoted.

Going out and fundraising is really hard (I've done it), but so aren't dozens of other tasks at a company.

We had a really great fundraising experience (awesome opportunity to meet smart people, but it's a lot of driving if you live in Berkeley).

Sometimes fundraising is to get cash to founders, early investors.

I don't think most employees need to know the details of all the fundraising.

The bigger fundraising events this year has been around the "Blockchain" technology while investors' appetite to startups focusing on Bitcoin as a currency has dwindled significantly.