Meet.Capital provides services to assist startups in raising capital by connecting them with investors and offering curated lists of venture capitalists and angel investors.

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Don't save on human capital Listen to Yaakov Karda, who built Chatra into a profitable company and sold it for a high multiple:

Don't be a perfectionist Listen to Mark Eagle, a lifelong entrepreneur, 2x exited founder, and angel investor:

Don’t Fundraise Before You’re Ready 5 tips for startup founders by co-founder and CEO of Soapy, Max Simonovsky: Tip 1: Be Honest with Yourself. Build trust by being truthful with yourself, your team, investors, and clients. Honesty is the foundation of integrity in your company. Tip 2: Don’t Sell if You’re Not Ready For complex B2B or enterprise deals, ensure you fully understand the sales process and have a complete, market-ready product before diving into sales. Tip 3: Don’t Fundraise Before You’re Ready Take time to learn the fundraising process. Rushing into it before understanding the market can waste valuable time. Tip 4: Don’t Compromise on Your Team. Your team is crucial. Find people who will support you, mitigate risks, and help you succeed. Pay them enough to stay motivated. Tip 5: Acknowledge Every Success Celebrate milestones, no matter how small. Each victory brings you closer to your ultimate goal and is a step toward greater success. Visit https://www.meet.capital/ and subscribe to our weekly startup tips (and get a free list of 500 active VCs).

Surround yourself with great people. Listen to @Mark Eagle , a lifelong entrepreneur, 2x exited founder, and angel investor:

The ABC of Leadership in Startups by Daphna Horowitz, a leadership coach with decades of experience and success stories: A - Awareness. Spend time on self-awareness and reflection. Growing yourself is key to growing your business. B - Bold Moves. Think about a bold move that could propel your business forward. If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would that move be? C - Communication. Embrace transparency. People need to hear things more than once to feel secure and connected. What do you need to communicate today? C - Connected Relationships. Reach out to someone you’ve hesitated to connect with. Building new relationships can open unexpected doors. C - Curiosity and Learning. Seek advice from those with different perspectives, even on topics you think you know well. There’s always something new to learn. Visit https://www.meet.capital/ and subscribe to our weekly startup tips (and get a free list of 500 active VCs).

Prove before you raise. Listen to Mike Bank, VC partner, angel investor and co-founder of Underdog Accelerator and Founder15:

Traction is Everything. Stefan Avivson ("Mr. Raw") has been founding companies over the last three decades, including 5 exits, millions raised, and also two crashes into bankruptcy. He shared 5 tips for startup founders: Tip 1: Talk to customers—a lot. Engage with as many as possible to refine your product based on real needs. Get at least 100 potential customers on a call. Tip 2: Qualify quickly. Don’t waste time on leads that aren’t genuinely interested. Be upfront with customers and investors to focus on the right opportunities. Tip 3: Be bold—make the offer. Don’t hesitate to ask for the sale or investment. A direct ask leads to clarity, whether it’s a yes or no. Tip 4: Learn from rejections. When you hear "no," ask why. You might uncover insights to turn it into a yes or improve your approach. Tip 5: Embrace rejections and failures. These are part of the process. Each one brings you closer to success by teaching valuable lessons and offering pivots. Visit https://www.meet.capital/ and subscribe to our weekly startup tips (and get a free list of 500 active VCs)

Investor updates: Striking the balance between engagement and strategy Listen to Bo Abrams, co-founder and CEO of kommu:

Understand your unit economics Listen to Besnik Vrellaku, serial entrepreneur and founder and CEO of SalesFlow:

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Company Name	Meet.Capital	500
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MSH ID	CAPITAL:MEET	CO:500
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance
Industry	Investment Services	Venture Capital and Startup Accelerator
Country	IL
Stage
Employee Count		101
Website	meet.capital	500.co
LinkedIn	meetcapital
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