Organization featured across 10 items in the Fundraising Library.
ICEYE co-founder Rafal Modrzewski on raising for a satellite company in Europe: convincing investors to fund hardware with long timelines, and how each round's story evolved.
sennder co-founder David Nothacker walks through his company's first fundraise at Slush's founder school: what worked in the process, mistakes made, and how they picked investors.
Slush fireside chat on the psychology of raising money: fear, rejection resilience, and the mental game of a raise, told through the speakers' own rounds.
Seedcamp's Carlos Espinal teaches raising capital at Slush's founder school, drawing on his book 'Fundraising Field Guide' and hundreds of Seedcamp deals.
Dash0 founder Mirko Novakovic (previously Instana) on raising a Series A as a repeat founder: how his second-time process differed and what investors preloaded.
Slush session on raising rounds above $10M in Europe: which funds can lead, transatlantic dynamics, and how European growth rounds differ from US ones.
Pear VC's Pepe Agell at Slush on raising your first round: readiness signals, meeting dynamics, and how Pear decides on pre-seed companies.
Flagship's David Berry on fundraising for deep tech: milestone-based financing, syndicate construction, and communicating scientific risk to generalist investors.
Uncapped founder Piotr Pisarz makes the case for revenue-based funding as an alternative to venture equity, explaining who it suits and its real costs.
Edith Yeung on fundraising globally: how investor expectations differ across the US, China, and Southeast Asia, and how founders should adapt the pitch per market.