- Having a clear and well-defined business plan that outlines your goals, strategies, and financial projections.
- Demonstrating a track record of success and growth, if possible, such as through customer traction or revenue growth.
- Conducting thorough research on potential investors to ensure that they are a good fit for your business, and align with your goals and values.
- Being prepared to give up some level of control in your business in exchange for investment capital.
- Being open to feedback and guidance from your investor, as they may have valuable experience and insights to share.
- Having a clear understanding of the terms of the investment, including equity ownership and potential exit strategies.
Miriam Rivera
Locations
United States,
California,
San Francisco
Stages
Seed,
Pre-Seed
Investment type
Venture Capital
Private Equity Firm
CEO
Micro VC
Investor
Markets
Past investments
BetterUp
Clever
Kahuna
Modern Meadow
HomeLight
Euclid
Huddler
Proven
Hire an Esquire
Palantir Technologies
Remind
Motion Math
Jetlore
Everlaw
Ness Computing
Tapshot Makers of Videokits
Guild Education
Viridis Learning
Comprehend
SoFi
Kanjoya
Fuisz Media
Taulia
Blue River Technology
Lex Machina
Medrio
Trefis
InsideMaps
Krux Digital
MindSumo
ProFounder
Starmaker Interactive
Inkling
ModeWalk
BridgeUS fka Lex Spot
FEM
Fidelis Education
Gcommerce
If You Can
LearnZillion
NovoEd
Orenco Hydropower
Panoptic Security
Patter
Radiate Media
RAVEL
SIPX
Starmine
Populus
Bay Tsp
Bridge US
DermLink
Hashed
Kauffman Fellows Academy
Newscertified Exchange
Pdhi
Citrine Informatics
Pontoro
LexCheck
MiSalud
Silicon Valley Bank
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs
Ulu Ventures
Stanford Law Dean's Advisory Council
Rock Center for Corporate Governance at Stanford
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Stanford Office of Technology Licensing (OTL)
Stanford Law School
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