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Starting Up 2.0: Strategies for Pitching, Financing & Growing Your Web 2.0 Startup

Rob Hayes, First round Capital
Rob joined First Round Capital in 2006. Rob came to First Round Capital from Omidyar Network where he was their first venture investor. He led most of Omidyar Network's initial venture capital deals and later built and ran the technology investing group.

Jeff Clavier, SoftTech VC
Based in Palo Alto (CA), Jean-Francois "Jeff" Clavier is the Founder and Managing Partner of SoftTech VC, a firm doing angel investments and providing consulting services to early stage consumer Internet startups. Jeff will typically get involved as an advisor, board member or part-time executive, focusing on business development, fund raising, and strategy matters.

If you're getting ready to start a Web 2.0 business, or you're looking for startup funding from angels or VCs, this workshop is for you. Learn how to put together and refine a pitch for Web 2.0 investors, and get a crash course on how to get your web startup off the ground. Workshop topics will include financing, recruiting, promoting, and managing all the hats every startup entrepreneur needs to wear.

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Ten points:

Idea, team, the co., First Money, the pitch, VC process, funding process, end of begining, growth, Exit

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