Fundraising & Decks

Fundraising Tip: Bae, You Got Competition.

Pitch Deck: a clean MedTech cover slide for Pulmotech. Put a mini-phrase/tagline on the cover so people investors/potential clients know what to expect.

Mum always says: don't go on stage looking like a fool! Ok, maybe she doesn't - but she probably tells you dress to impress for any important career event. The same holds true for conferences and pitches

Let's face it; fundraising sucks when it's your first time (and pretty much every time). Picking an investor is like signing a lease with a significant other.

This 53-minute video, uploaded by Stanford Graduate School of Business, highlights the key points of an example negotiation between a VC and an entrepreneur.

We’ve been squatting on this URL for over a year. Finally turned it into our first Aleberry Side-Op. More ops coming soon.

Good advice in bullet-form for our clients from Andrew Romans of Rubicon Venture Capital.

Aleberry’s recent talk on the concept of Perceived Legitimacy during the fundraising process. The deck focuses on the importance of design to look the part & deck variations. This presentation accompanied other talks on specific pitch deck content.​​

Khosla’s presentation integrates “bad examples” - most of which resemble the decks initially sent to us by clients - with basic rules VCs want to see. His advice includes many of Aleberry’s Startup Pitch Deck Rules that we reiterate to our clients:

ExpertKnowledge pitched in front of the local startup community and mentors at Houston's Startup Demo Day, a monthly startup showcase hosted by START,

This site is the startup & tech version of “I saw [insert Top 40 band name] 3 years ago in a small club before they were big.”

Aleberry was fortunate to have one of our awesome clients accepted into SURGE 3 last year. Project Insiders is a Houston-based O&G SaaS-based platform that provides sales intelligence on large capital investment projects.

The pitch deck was designed to be an overview presentation that was sent to potential investors & clients. We started out with a pretty standard paragraphs-of-text on white background PowerPoint created by the founders.

This week we want to showcase a startup taking engineering to another level: Radiant UV.

We’re fortunate to work with one of these leaders, Medical Informatics, a software healthcare startup “Saving Lives, Bit by Bit."

This week we want to showcase two sectors making big technology waves in this awesome city of Houston, TX: Energy & Healthcare. In the past few years, we’ve seen some amazing startups come out of Houston’s accelerators, hospitals, and universities.

Aleberry Creative is excited to announce our new blog series, “Pitch Deck Tuesday”, where we will showcase a couple pitch decks we designed and helped strategize.

SURGE Accelerator & Class 3 Companies have been an amazing client & partner. We’re so excited to see our “kids” grow up and present tomorrow!