Objective: Provide crucial information that does not fit into traditional slides.
- Exit Strategy: Potential acquisition by a company, IPO, and other options are not necessary to discuss early on. However, if you are a late-stage startup, it is not a bad idea to consider paving the way for a potential exit.
- Strategic Partnerships: Highlight any strategic partners you have, as they increase your chances of success.
- Business Model: While this information should be included in the product, traction, or finance slides, if you have not done so, you can dedicate a slide to it. Answering how your business makes money is a vital question to address, particularly in the early stages of a project.
- Advisors and Mentors: Advisors and mentors are usually included in the team slide. However, if you have more, you can dedicate a separate slide. This is especially important if the founding team is inexperienced.
- Other Investors: They provide social proof and validate the project in the eyes of investors.
Previous
Next