Learn how to avoid the pitfalls that stall startup fundraising at TechCrunch All Stage on July 15

In the current fundraising ecosystem, the availability of capital is abundant, yet the margin for error has never been slimmer. On July 15, in Boston, a dynamic panel will convene at TechCrunch All Stage for a focused session titled "Fundraising Mistakes That Will Kill Your Round, and How to Avoid Them." This breakout session is tailored for early-stage entrepreneurs looking to navigate the complex landscape of fundraising. Participants will gain invaluable insights that cover every stage of the fundraising process, from meticulous preparation before pitching to effective follow-up after meetings. This session promises to offer founders a comprehensive understanding of successful strategies and common pitfalls that can derail their fundraising efforts in today’s highly competitive environment. The panel features three industry experts, each bringing unique perspectives to the discussion. Alyssa Co, a principal at Bain Capital Ventures, specializes in investing in early-stage application software and financial services. With hands-on experience working alongside founders, she has a keen insight into what makes a pitch truly compelling. Kamila Khasanova, the founder and CEO of On Top Strategy, leads a New York City-based communications firm that assists fast-growing startups and venture capitalists in navigating pivotal growth moments. Her team has been instrumental in helping companies secure over $500 million in funding through strategic public relations and positioning. Dr. Richard Munassi, Managing Director at Tampa Bay Wave, has a proven track record of launching and scaling startups through esteemed accelerator programs. His extensive experience with organizations like NASA iTech and Techstars equips him to offer practical advice from crafting an impressive pitch deck to negotiating term sheets. This session is essential for any founder preparing for their initial funding round or gearing up for Series A. With the potential savings of up to $475 for investors and $375 for founders on ticket prices, attending this event could be a game-changer for your startup’s fundraising journey.