#100 When Investors Take the Hot Seat

#100 When Investors Take the Hot Seat

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#182 LIVE in NYC: 3 Startups, 3 Investors, 15 Minutes to Invest

Live from New York, it's... The Pitch! Uche AI, greenIRR, and Wiggle Room were given just 15 minutes to pitch at the SEEN Summit hosted by Visible Hands. But is 15 minutes enough time to secure our first ever investment on a live show? This is The Pitch for Uche AI, greenIRR, and ...  Show more

#181 ROOK: The VC Vibe Check

Marco Benitez moved his family to the US to build Rook, an API for wearables. But when a familiar face shows up in The Pitch Room, he learns just how much vibes matter in venture. This is The Pitch for Rook. Featuring investors Elizabeth Yin, Jesse Middleton, Laura Lucas, and Mik ...  Show more

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