- 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.
Rob Stavis
Locations
United States,
New York,
Larchmont
Stages
Seed,
Series B,
Early Stage Venture,
Series A,
Late Stage Venture
Investment type
Venture Capital
Corporate Venture Capital
Private Equity Firm
Angel/Individual
Finance Operator
Venture Debt
Investment Partner
Markets
Past investments
FLOWER CO
Bespoke Financial
LNTS
2U
Betterment
University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
omsignal
BrightBytes
Main Street Hub
NewSchools Venture Fund
K2 Intelligence
Kroll Bond Rating Agency, Inc.
ACTIV Financial Systems, Inc.
United Capital Financial Advisers, LLC
Knewton
Hunch Inc.
Zopa
Yodle
Pure Networks
SiteAdvisor
Soleil Securities
Skype
Gerson Lehrman Group
PXRE Group
Citigroup
Salomon Smith Barney
Salomon Brothers
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