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In this episode I goes over three ways to dramatically increase the chances that you'll get a "yes" from investors when fundraising for your startup.  

In this episode Will goes through the rest of the ten step framework he used to raise $6 million of investor capital at Kindara, and that he now uses to help other social entrepreneurs raise money.  #GetFunded #Startup  Hear the first few steps here:  Step 1: https://anchor.fm/socialimpactceopodcast/episodes/Episode-1-How-to-Raise-Money-For-Your-Startup-in-10-Steps-e25rci Step 2: https://anchor.fm/socialimpactceopodcast/episodes/Episode-2---How-to-Hone-Your-Investor-Pitch-e25rd2

Looking to meet Angel Investors for your fundraising round? In this podcast I go over 4 more ways to make it happen.  Find me on the Interwebz: https://twitter.com/willsacks http://www.willsacks.com  

Latest episode of The Social Impact CEO Podcast - Where Conscious Entrepreneurs Raise Money & Change The World

Latest episode of The Social Impact CEO Podcast - Where Conscious Entrepreneurs Raise Money & Change The World

In this episode I go over three strategies you can use to stay motivated while raising money for your company.

In this episode Will talks about startup funding and specifically: * Angel Investors vs. Venture Capital as a source of funding for your business. * How to make your fundraise easier by choosing investors that are aligned with your vision for your business.

In this episode Will talks about how to hone your investor pitch so it resonates with investors. He tackles topics such as storytelling, making a list of common questions, making supplementary slides, and getting to the point where your pitch feels good in your bones. Essential listening for every social impact entrepreneur looking to raise money to fund her company. This episode is #2 in a mini-series of 10 episodes on raising money for your startup. Download free fundraising resources at http://www.letsmakeitreal.today

In this episode Will goes through the first step in the ten step framework he used to raise $6 million of investor capital at Kindara, and that he now uses to help other social entrepreneurs raise money.