Thursday
Jan072010

« What Matters Most When Pitching a Movie, Charity or Venture - Slava Rubin »

In Chapter 4 of 16, Slava Rubin shares fundraising pitch lessons learned from his work financing films, starting a charitable foundation, and securing startup investors. Rubin's recipe begins by being honest and passionate and continues with being clear and concise, taking no more than 3-5 minutes to communicate the idea. Regardless of whether it is a movie, a business venture, or a philanthropy, Rubin advises need to present a team with an ability to execute and plan to apply financing to specific milestones and accomplishments.

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