InvestorNations Launches 90 Days Fundraising Challenge for Startups to Supercharge their Funding Process
Jul 18, 2022
Two founders share their blueprint for startup success
Tallinn, Harju Jul 18, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - InvestorNations today announced the 90 days fundraising challenge, a new step-by-step action plan for early-stage startups. The 90 days fundraising challenge is the product of 10 years of startup experience, and insider investor knowledge. After coaching startups in their fundraising efforts, and explaining the same concepts over and over, Sominder decided to turn his consultations into an easy-to-follow manual. This challenge offers a new way for early-stage startups to get funded fast with proven formulas and techniques.
"Whoever tells you that fundraising takes years, walk away now," says Sominder Singh, founder, and CEO at InvestorNations. "Investors want to make money fast, and startups need money fast. Simple."
Features and benefits of the 90 days fundraising challenges include.
- A step-by-step action plan that takes startups from the preparation stage all the way to negotiating the right deal for them.
- 17,000+ validated investor contacts and a foolproof way of contacting all of them with quality pitches.
- Tools, templates, and insights to present the information investors want to see when hunting for profitable opportunities.
The 90 days fundraising challenge is available now for a one-time payment of $197. For more information on the 90 days fundraising challenge, visit https://investornations.com/
About InvestorNations: Sominder Singh and Rohitash Goyal founded InvestorNations to help startups from anywhere in the world to kick-start their business. In the last 12 months, they have helped over 50 startups raise 100+ million dollars in funds. In the podcast "Fundraising made easy", Sominder shares his fundraising experiences as a founder as well as an advisor to investors. His mission is to bust the myths that prevent brilliant entrepreneurs from taking their ventures to the next level and to shake up the exclusivity of the startup scene.
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