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Investor Presentation Guidelines
TECH COAST ANGELS The following presentation offers some guidelines to a framework for investor presentations. The framework focuses on seven important areas of discussion that should be the basis for any investor presentation: the pitch, the people, the pain, the product, the players, the projections and the investment proposition. These guidelines are suggestions: the order of presentation and areas discussed may be different as each company has a unique story, but these elements should almost always be included. Ideally, limiting the presentation to one or two slides for each subject will offer the ability to inform the investor without overwhelming them. The presenter can always use additional slides at the end of the presentation during Q&A with investors to go into more detail or reinforce some areas. The mantra of this presentation framework is: thoroughness with simplicity! Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels
2.
The 7 P’s
of an Investor Presentation TECH COAST ANGELS 1. Pitch - “elevator” pitch of product/service 2. People – short team introduction 3. Pain – problem and market addressed 4. Product – product/service description 5. Players – competitors now and future 6. Projections – business model & financials 7. Proposition – what’s the deal for investors? Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels
3.
PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Who are they and why should I care?” TECH COAST ANGELS Introduce company and opportunity, cover: Company name, introduce presenter(s): name(s) and title(s) Relay a quick history of company, year founded, industry segment, stage (seed, development, first revenue etc.) Ideally deliver a one or two sentence description of why an investor should be interested: the problem/pain you solve and why your solution, your team, your market offers the possibility of spectacular future returns for investors Gear this first slide to the proverbial “elevator pitch”: if you were able to pitch to an investor on the average elevator ride what could you say in that short time to deliver the opportunity, capture their curiosity and get a second meeting? Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 3
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Can this team deliver?” TECH COAST ANGELS Introduce management team members, cover: Educational and industry background in this market Prior startups, M&A or IPO exits Who is full time, part time? If Board of Directors or Advisors impressive, name them Want to convey to audience that this team has the experience to deliver on its promises. Any prior examples of team members work history to reinforce that theme would be ideal here. Want investors left with feeling that the people won’t be the problem with this investment. Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 4
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Is the problem truly painful for the customer?” TECH COAST ANGELS Introduce the audience to the pain or major problem you are solving for your target customer, cover: Who is the customer and why is this problem painful to them? What is the size of the market opportunity for your company? What is the future growth for this market and opportunity? Can you cite independent market research for market? Ideally: do you have a prototype or other customer validation? Investor is trying to determine whether this problem is a real pain for the customer. Will the customer pay for this product? Will the investor feel that the market/opportunity is large enough for a future high multiple return? Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 5
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Is there a potentially great product here?” TECH COAST ANGELS Describe the product, it’s differentiation and unique ability to solve the pain: Product overview and how a customer would use it Differentiation: what features unique to current products used? Intellectual property: patents, trade secrets etc. to protect product? Can you demonstrate the product? Is product complete? What’s left to do? This slide should give an overview of the product and how the customer would use this in their environment. It should be a description understandable to most investors, save deep technical descriptions for Q&A or later meetings. The investor wants to come away with a feeling the product is unique, can solve the problem described and customers will buy it. Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 6
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Who is your competition?” TECH COAST ANGELS Describe the competition, big and small, current and future. Consider: Your competitive strengths and weaknesses Does customer have ability to easily benchmark product versus competition Are switching costs high or low: can the customer make this decision easily? What barriers to entry: those you have to overcome, those you can enforce? The investor is trying to ascertain why a customer would change from what they are doing today and use a startup’s product. What will you be able to do to fight off better known and funded competitors? After this slide, the investor needs to believe the customer will see the value in this product versus competition. Again, will the customer buy it? Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 7
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “Show me the money!” TECH COAST ANGELS This slide includes business and financial projections for the company: 3 to 5 year projections of business and revenue Financial details: pricing, costs, gross margin and timeframe to breakeven Business model: direct, indirect, sales cycle, market segmentation etc. Give timeline of major near term business milestones What are potential problems or hurdles along the way? This may take two slides (one business model/marketing/sales and one for financials). Again, give an overview you can always go into detailed information in Q&A with more slides. Investors want to see the business model and be convinced it can make money in the long run. Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 8
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION Investor : “What’s the deal?” TECH COAST ANGELS What are the particulars of the investment opportunity? Cover: Timeline of investment to date and overview of current capitalization table Funding sought ($) and current valuation of company Goals of funding: what will money be used for? What is cash burn rate? Timeline of any expected future rounds What is timeline and expectations around eventual exit for investor? Detailed questions on possible terms etc. can be saved for Q&A or follow on meetings. Investor wants to know what % and price: you need to convince investor that the valuation/valuation range is reasonable, given opportunity, team and product along with comparables to other deals. Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 9
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PITCH PEOPLE PAIN
PRODUCT PLAYERS PROJECTIONS PROPOSITION TECH COAST ANGELS Summary and Q&A Deliver a quick summary of the deal and highlight the major takeaways for investors This is your last uninterrupted chance to deliver your message: try to encapsulate the excitement of the opportunity and why this team can deliver Q&A: invite questions and have any additional slides available for explanation as needed Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels 10
11.
Who are the
Tech Coast Angels? TECH COAST ANGELS Tech Coast Angels, www.techcoastangels.com, the largest angel investor network in the United States, provides funding and guidance to more early‐stage, high‐growth companies in Southern California than any other investment group. Since its inception in 1997, TCA members have focused on building valuable companies, personally invested more than $100M, and helped portfolio companies attract more than $1B in additional capital, mostly from venture capital firms. TCA members give companies more than just capital; they also provide counsel, mentoring and access to an extensive network of potential investors, customers, strategic partners and management talent. TCA has more than 300 members, including its venture capital affiliates, in five networks in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Westlake/Santa Barbara and the Inland Empire. Investor Presentation Guidelines ©2009 Tech Coast Angels
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