“We can support incredible founders to truly grow globally… a lot of our portfolio companies or most of them are not looking to just deliver in one country but win in the region or win globally.” 🌍 On May 29th, Antler investors from 20 countries gathered in Seoul to connect with Korean startup founders and investors at the Antler Innovation Forum 2024. Our fund managers from North America, Europe, Southeast Asia and beyond conducted regional workshops, offering founders and local investors insights into their respective startup ecosystems. A big thank you to everyone who participated in the Innovation Forum. If you're ready to build your business, reach out to your local Antler team to kickstart your entrepreneurial journey. You can find all our cohort start dates here: https://lnkd.in/d6ee9u4b
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Loved every bit of Jared Schrieber's thoughts on the challenges of the local startup ecosystem in this discussion. They really hit the mark and resonate well with the foundational beliefs of Startup Hungary : 🚀 Founders and investors both need to understand better what is a venture-scale startup and what is not, and how they are different 🎯 The need to have an ambition level of aiming higher than what we think is possible 🌎 The lack of a global first GTM mindset 💥 The exponential flywheel effect of outlier outcomes 🦄
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Only a few days left to apply to the 2024 New Ventures BC Competition, presented by Innovate BC! ⏰ Applications are due April 11th at 11:59PM PST. Why join the 2024 New Ventures BC Competition? You'll have access to... 💡 Prizes: A chance to win, with over $250,000 in cash and prizes. 💡 Education: Learn from experts in a series of workshops & seminars. 💡 Mentorship: Pitch to a mentor panel, and work with a mentor team (Top 25 finalists). 💡 Networking: Meet our community of startups, advisors, and investors. 💡 Feedback: Test your business idea with a jury of experts. 💡 Recognition: Our Top 25 finalists become ventures to watch. Don't miss out! ⏳ Apply now: https://ow.ly/sp2r50RaMyC
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Starting a business is never easy, but early-stage startups face unique challenges that can make or break their success. From navigating funding to building a strong team, the obstacles are numerous and daunting. Watch till the end to explore these challenges and insights on how to overcome them.
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Ever wonder how Stanford MBAs end up building so many successful startups? This conversation between Pete Flint and Rex Salisbury explains it quite well👇 You’ve most likely heard of the phrase “you are the content you consume.” When everyone around you talks about startups, works at startups, or thinks of building a startup, you end up, no surprise, at a startup. Combine that with the culture and capital in the valley, and it isn't surprising that Stanford MBAs don't become investor bankers or consultants and end up building companies. There is a good lesson for product teams in this story, too: If you want to improve a key metric, you have to have everyone live and breathe that metric, just like the startup culture at Stanford.
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🤔 "The Cart Is Driving The Horse" is a perfect analogy for challenges faced by startups without a good product-market fit, that received funding, but ultimately failed. There is a noticeable shift in the market dynamics with startups receiving less funding than in the past. Maybe with this shifts we will get better outcomes 🤷♂️ Check out more insights about this topic in this article: https://lnkd.in/dqrzbURG ❓ Question: what kind of information are you adding now in your pitch decks
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What if The VC model is not all that? What if the VC model only corrupts the DNA of a business, leaving founders with the wrong mindset towards building? What if the VC funding model isn’t right for the future of African Startup Ecosystem? What if we need to develop a new model for funding African startups, a funding model with new priorities & goals? What if we need to review our current way of doing business? Just what if? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts in the comment section By the way, If you are a first time or aspiring African founder you need to take the classes at SDC Startup School to avoid the common mistakes that founders make when they are just starting out. https://lnkd.in/eBJNv8C2
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One of the most important considerations for founders raising capital is who to bring onto their cap tables. Understanding the investors you are speaking to is not just fundamental for successful fundraising, it's also absolutely critical to long term alignment and success. Join the OnePitch VC Reverse Pitch Party today at 3pm to learn more about 18 of Australia's most active early-stage investors on one call. Tag any raising, or soon-to-be-raising founders you know! Giant Leap Rampersand Macdoch Ventures Alberts Sprint Ventures Aura Ventures Five V Capital Black Nova Venture Capital Investible Carthona Capital OIF Ventures Tidal Ventures Cut Through Venture OneVentures Square Peg Black Sheep Capital Archangel Ventures
TODAYS THE DAY! Sign up via the link in the ad for the Reverse Pitch Party, at 3PM AEST today (Friday, 10 May). You'll hear 18 of Australia's most active startup investors try to convince you why you should pick them!
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great discussion yesterday with Sajith Pai, Kushal Bhagia and Anmol Maini at Sandhill Markets - here were my top 5 takeaways: 1. some emerging Indian startup mafias are Flipkart, Paytm, Freshworks, Zoho, Urban Company. 2. much of Indian early-stage venture funding flows through university networks, unlike the US. two main networks are IIT Delhi and Bombay. Kushal Bhagia even likened IIT Delhi to India's Stanford. 3. Indian early-stage funding market has a lot of 'dark deal flow' that goes on in private networks, and investors over-rely on company and university signals. 4. there are two Indian early-stage funding markets—one for vc fluent founders and one for the nonfluent ones. 5. funding rounds for the vc fluent founders are getting closer to similar stage rounds in the US, in value. for the nonfluent ones, a US Pre-Seed is Indian Seed, a US Seed is Indian Series A, and so on.
Excited to be doing this live panel tonight with Sajith Pai and Anmol Maini on India’s early stage startup ecosystem! Thanks for organising this Sandhill Markets 🙌 Registration link below 🔗
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Exciting News for Aspiring Founders! If you’ve been sitting on a business idea or you’re in the early stages of building your startup, I’ve got something for you. Applications for the Founders Academy are officially LIVE! We’re offering two incredible options to help you bring your vision to life: A focused, hands-on Bootcamp for those ready to dive in and build fast. Or, a flexible 6-week program for founders who need more time and support to work through their deliverables. Both options are designed to give you the tools, guidance, and confidence to move your startup forward. This is your chance to work on key aspects like refining your value proposition, building a no-code MVP, and crafting a solid pitch deck. If you’re serious about growing your startup, I highly recommend applying today. 🚀 Let’s make 2024 the year your idea becomes reality! Apply Now: https://alx-ventures.com/ ALX South Africa Startup Club ZA Injini #entrepreneurship #startup #foundersacademy #businessgrowth #innovation #startupjourney #founders #applicationsopen
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If you're looking for the secret ingredients to startup success, then Josh Sharma has the recipe. We sat down with the head of startups at LUNA to understand what essential components you need to run with your business and avoid getting tripped up with structural, financial or legal woes. 🧯 👉 https://lnkd.in/g_KDP6SF After working across the ecosystem in Australia since the early days, he's seen it all. Watch now to uncover his recommendations!
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