Investment Type: Venture Capital
Mentions in press and media 6
| Date | Title | Description |
| 13.03.2014 | Does this belong in my pitch deck? VCs weigh in (Part 2) | On the other side of the table were investors Mike Stubler of Draper Triangle Ventures, Karen Spilizewski of RiverVest and Steve Haynes of Glengary. Below are some highlights. I have a personal interest in my company/product. Should I talk ... |
| 01.03.2013 | Does this belong in my pitch deck? 3 VCs sound off on what to include and what to leave off | They didn’t always agree on what they like to see and hear during a pitch, but their feedback touched on some common questions entrepreneurs might ask themselves when preparing a pitch deck. Should I tell my startup story? If the startup wa... |
| 31.10.2011 | Neuros Medical looks to close $3.5M round, begin pilot clinical study | More importantly, it would help pave the way for a pivotal, approximately 100-patient trial of the device aimed at obtaining U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance. The FDA’s stamp of approval would represent Neuros’ most consequential... |
| - | Does this belong in my pitch deck? VCs weigh in (Part 2) | Each year, one courageous startup takes to the podium at the Ohio Venture Association’s annual summit to pitch the business to three investors and dozens of others watching from the crowd. It’s part of a fantastic, interactive panel that’s ... |
| - | Does this belong in my pitch deck? 3 VCs sound off on what to include and what to leave off | So much to say, so little time to say it. That’s one of the predicaments entrepreneurs face when they go into a meeting with a potential VC investor.What information should be included in a pitch deck? What questions should founders be prep... |
| - | Neuros Medical looks to close $3.5M round, begin pilot clinical study | Neurostimulation company Neuros Medical is looking to collect a $3.5 million round of investment that it would use to launch a pilot study of its pain-relief device. After earlier this year completing the first successful in-man feasibility... |