Online Event

LP Fundraising 101: How to identify, pitch and close Limited Partners

Learn the Basics of Pitching Limited Partners

Date

May 12, 2022

Time

09:00 am - 10:30 am

Address

Online Event

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In this event for aspiring venture capitalists, VC Lab (https://GoVCLab.com) will cover the basics of pitching limited partners (LPs) for new managers. We will examine common questions such as, what are the best types of limited partners to pitch? How do you find ideal LPs? What do limited partners expect? Which rules and regulations should you be aware of when pitching? How do you close interested LPs? There will also be ample time to answer any of your questions and even brainstorm solutions to real world situations that you are facing. The is a crash course on the basics of fundraising from limited partners.

About VC Lab

VC Lab (https://GoVCLab.com) is a virtual program that helps new managers to launch accelerators, pre-seed, seed or Series A venture capital firms globally. The goal of the program is to help you complete your first closing in one year or less by providing a supportive community, tactical advice and resources through approximately 25 hours per week of structured work.

Participants work closely with the Silicon Valley team of the VC Lab and leading experts in launching VC funds, including experienced general partners, limited partners, fund of funds and back office experts. Through the program, you will join private webinars, attend office hours and you will engage with your peers via our dedicated Slack channel. The program also provides managers with the opportunity to participate in events, like this, to help accelerate their efforts.

Learn more and apply to the program at https://FI.co/apply/vc.

Speakers

Mike Suprovici

Head of Acceleration @ VC Lab

Ihar Mahaniok

Managing Partner @ Geek Ventures

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