Omega Legacy Accelerator Launches the Miami Venture Capital Fund, Compete for Offers and Market to Over 30,000 Entrepreneurs, Investors, Lenders, Executives, and Physicians

Miami Venture Capital Fund is now accepting applications for the Omega Legacy Accelerator!

Omega Legacy Accelerator

Omega Legacy Accelerator helps founders grow their businesses and attract funding. We market them to our growing network of over 30,000 entrepreneurs, investors, lenders, executives, and physicians. They also receive coaching while competing for offers during the Omega Legacy pitch competitions. -Founders pitch their ideas -Our audience and network choose their favorites -Our winner receives offers Omega Legacy Accelerator is more than just pitch competitions. We are building a community designed for investors to make a real, tangible impact with some of the most innovative and driven entrepreneurs in the world. They have already proven themselves by passing our initial screening, and are ready to take their businesses to the next level.

Why Omega Legacy Accelerator?

Market your business to our growing network of over 30,000 entrepreneurs, investors, lenders, executives, and physicians.

Compete for offers in the Omega Legacy Pitch Competition.

Learn how to maximize your valuation and effectively pitch to potential funding sources.

How it Works 

Step 1 - Pitch us your idea via email or in-person.

Step 2 - If we like it, you will be invited to join Omega Legacy Accelerator

Step 3 - Create your pitch video.

Step 4 - Compete for offers. Your opportunity will remain available to our growing network of over 30,000 entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and physicians while you are active in Omega Legacy Accelerator.

Applying is Easy

Applying to Omega Legacy Accelerator is easy. Email your business idea and elevator pitch to Funding@MiamiVentureCapitalFund.com. Make sure the subject of your email is COMPANY NAME - Omega Legacy Accelerator. 

  

Additional Information

Are you looking for funding for an idea or business, send us your stuff and we will take a look, Funding@MiamiVentureCapitalFund.com

Are you interested in investing time or money into any of our businesses, info@MiamiVentureCapitalFund.com

Are you interested in promoting your business and supporting our founders, contact Opportunities@MiamiVentureCapitalFund.com

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Disclaimer: This is only for informational and discussion purposes. This does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation of any security or any other product or service. We are not offering any legal, investment, tax, or medical advice. 

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Build Your List of Potential Investors, Pitch Investors Properly, How Kevin Systrom Raised $500,000 in Two Weeks to Launch Instagram

Find Angel Funding & Venture Capital for Business Startups, Entrepreneurs, & First Time Founders – Episode 12

This video is part of my series - Find Angel Funding & Venture Capital for Business Startups, Entrepreneurs, & First Time Founders, learn more by visiting https://bit.ly/3hExYJX

Most startups need funding at some point. Once you have the addressed all of the items in the previous episodes, it is time to build your list of potential investors and start the conversations. They can be friends, family, social network, social media contacts, work colleagues, people in the business industry, etc. Try to put together a list of at least one hundred people. A list of one hundred potential investors may seems like a lot, but the more people you have on the list, the better your chances are of success.

The next step is to talk to people on your list about funding your business. If you want to pitch investors properly, I suggest you do it in a soft, but direct manner. I typically kick off the conversation on a light note. Something along the lines of, “I am starting this business project,” or “I am testing this business concept.” Avoid using salesy language and observe if others show any interest in being a part of your startup business plan.

After starting the conversation in a casual manner, discuss your investment opportunity. Warning, discuss does not mean pitch. These people know nothing about your business. You do not want to overwhelm them with loads of information about your business model. 

Think of fundraising as giving people sips of water. Give them information in bits and pieces so they can process them. It depends on how you phrase your sentences to make the potential investor ask for more sips of water.

One mistake excited entrepreneurs make is sending every business detail to everybody. It is almost like giving sips of water with a fire hose and drowning all your potential investors. It makes you sound desperate and you lose credibility. Be patient. Some investors will come to you, and some will not. If they are interested, they will come to you for more. And when they do, feel free to explain your business to them. For the ones who do not come for more, move on to the next one. Or maybe try again with a different business approach in six to nine weeks.

In 2010, Kevin Systrom went to a party for a startup called Hutch. Kevin met two venture capitalists that were impressed by his App, Bourbon. The purpose of Bourbon was so people could make plans, check in, and share photos from places that had good drinks. Shortly after the party, Kevin decided to quit his job and focus on Bourbon. Within only just two weeks, Kevin raised $500,000 from those venture capitalists at the party. By July 2010, they pivoted Bourbon, focusing just on the photo sharing feature of Bourbon. Bourbon was renamed Instagram. 

Two years later, in March 2012 Instagram had 27 million users. Facebook purchased Instagram later that year for $1 billion. 

Do you want more? 

https://youtu.be/y_lU3H315Nc

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Are you looking for funding for an idea or business, send us your stuff and we will take a look, Funding@OmegaSeedFund.com

Are you interested in investing time or money into any of our businesses, info@omegaseedfund.com

Are you interested in promoting your product or service to our audience, contact Opportunities@OmegaSeedFund.com

Disclaimer: This is only for informational and discussion purposes. This does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation of any security or any other product or service. We are not offering any legal, investment, tax, or medical advice.

Source

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2oh1LH45c8