@GinouInLondon

Nice article, but also rather soft. These are the basics and are to be expected. The one thing that is missing is to say, find out who you are pitching to and research them well before getting in front of them. Learning any tidbits off the internet is relevant as it will give you a feel of who you may encounter across the table. It is a good thing that many of the VCs love to use Twitter, so do the homework to be able to get into their shoes.

Now about the overall article, it is interesting the imagery is a woman of color which makes the irony rather stark as she would not get these easy questions and would be very unlikely to get the meeting given the fact that less than 1% of funding go to women of color.
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4 Answers to Questions Every VC Investor Will Ask in Your Pitch
In relation to timing within your organization, VCs will need to know what growth and revenue milestones you will hit and when you will hit them.
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In the end, perhaps the best way to prepare for a pitch meeting is to step into the shoes of your prospective investor.
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Under representation is a huge problem, and the market suffers for it. Agree that twitter is a super power for fundraisers. So many investors are stream of consciouses on Twitter.
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