Techstars' Neal Sáles-Griffin at TechCrunch Early Stage 2021

Is an Accelerator Program Right for Your Startup?
Considering applying to a startup accelerator? Determining whether such a program is a good fit is a crucial first step. Understanding how to present your application effectively is equally important.
Furthermore, assessing your team’s readiness before applying, and maximizing the benefits once accepted, are key to success.
Insights from Neal Sáles-Griffin at TechCrunch Early Stage
Join us at the TechCrunch Early Stage event this April. Neal Sáles-Griffin, managing director of Techstars Chicago, will provide valuable guidance on navigating the accelerator landscape.
A Multifaceted Perspective
Neal brings a uniquely comprehensive understanding of the startup ecosystem. His experience spans education, mentorship, investment, and repeated entrepreneurial ventures.
He co-founded The Starter League in 2011, widely recognized as the inaugural coding bootcamp. This venture was later acquired by Fullstack Academy in 2016.
Currently, in addition to his role at Techstars Chicago, Neal serves as a venture partner at MATH Venture Partners, a venture capital fund focused on early and middle-stage companies.
What to Expect at TC Early Stage
TC Early Stage, scheduled for April 1st and 2nd, is specifically designed to deliver actionable insights for early-stage founders.
The event features perspectives from seasoned investors, founders, and executives who have successfully navigated the challenges of building a startup.
Event Highlights
- Day One: Focuses on critical areas such as fundraising strategies, refining your pitch deck, and achieving product-market fit.
- Day Two: Features the TC Early Stage Pitch-Off, providing 10 companies with the opportunity to pitch to a panel of prominent VC judges.
The entire event is hosted virtually, allowing you to participate conveniently from any location.
Further details and ticket information can be found here.
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