Invitation to Early Investing’s Very Own “Shark Tank” Event
Streamed Live:
Five Outstanding Startups “Pitching for Dollars”
An exclusive Startup Investor/RockThePost Production
for Accredited Investors
April 28, 7 p.m.
Dear Startup Investors,
Next Monday evening, Early Investing will help you find out what it’s like to listen and rate early-stage, private-placement growth companies.
Our first Demo Day was so successful, we’re doing it again. It’s just like the popular TV show Shark Tank, only better. Because this is a live, invitation-only event. And you won’t just be sitting back and listening. You’ll be rating each founder’s pitch and contributing to the overall grade of the startup.
If you’ve never participated in a startup demo event before, you’re in for a treat.
Nothing beats staring eyeball-to-eyeball with a CEO or founder.
It’s an opportunity for a founder to shine or wither on the vine.
I’ve seen it both ways. Which founder shows up matters.
You probably won’t invest in a Nervous Nellie. But a charismatic leader pitching his startup is a thing of beauty.
But don’t take my word for it. Find out for yourself.
On April 28, we’ll be holding our second highly popular Demo Day event, in partnership with our friends at RockThePost.
I’ve selected five promising companies from the dozens on RockThePost’s site.
It’s an event you won’t want to miss. For one evening, you get to be Mark Cuban or Barbara Corcoran, judge and jury of five startups after your money.
The founders will have 10 minutes each to make a positive impression on you.
If they do a good job and you’re interested in investing, our friends at RockThePost will arrange an introduction with the company, if that’s what you wish.
And if they fail to convince you of their upside? Well, we’d like to know why. So we’ll be giving you an interactive form to rate the companies after you’ve listened to their pitches.
At the end of the hour-long event, we’ll add up your numbers along with the other attendees and give you the overall rating of each of the five companies.
So, go ahead. Make a reservation for next Monday evening and mark it on your calendar: Monday, April 28, from 7-8 p.m.
It’s easy to sign up. All you have to do is register here with RockThePost.
On the day of the webinar, we’ll email you login information to access the event that evening.
Of course, you don’t have to invest in any of them if you don’t want to. More than anything else, it’s a great learning experience for investors who are new to the startup scene.
But who knows, maybe you’ll see something that catches your eye.
Editor’s Note: Please don’t confuse this special event with the official recommendations we make for our Startup Investor portfolio of small, pre-IPO companies. We put those companies through a rigorous vetting process, something we have not done with the participants of this event. We also have no past or current financial relationship with these companies or RockThePost.
Sincerely,
Andy Gordon
P.S. RockThePost will require you to register as an accredited investor. If you make $200,000 a year (or $300,000 as a couple) or your personal assets, excluding your personal home, total $1 million or more, you qualify.
This requirement is mandated by the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission. Neither RockThePost nor I have the power to grant exceptions to this rule.