The topic of Tuesday night’s (4/7/15) ENET Meeting at Constant Contact in Waltham was Winning Investor’s with Your Pitch and Presentation. Moderator Alan Silver put together a great panel, which included Lucinda Linde of Walnut Venture Associates, Sheryl Schultz of Golden Seeds, and Ralph Sheridan of Launchpad Venture Group.
In my last post I talked about the educational benefits of ENET – how the meetings are designed for a fast, deep dive on a specific topic of interest to founders, and that the presenters are often founders themselves. In this post I’m going to dish out some information on why ENET’s eMinute program is a great way for founders to promote their early stage or startup business.
Learning to pitch your company is an essential skill for founders.
The other day I was talking to a recruiter who had called me about a reference for a friend, when the recruiter suddenly asked me, “Your Linkedin page says you’re affiliated with The Boston Entrepreneurs’ Network – what does that organization do?” As I was answering I realized this would be a good topic to kick-off the new ENET blog!
The Boston Entrepreneurs’ Network (ENET for short) is a non-profit that serves founders and founders-to-be.
The topic of Tuesday night’s (4/7/15) ENET Meeting at Constant Contact in Waltham was 
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