MyStartupValley Events · Technology business incubators
Demo days for technology business incubators.
A TBI's demo day has to show investors the cohort and show funders the numbers. MyStartupValley Events runs both on one link, from applications to the next-morning report.
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What it handles
- Applications with decks. Your own questions plus a deck upload, so every application can be judged.
- Shortlist and accept. Accept the startups that pitch from the applications table; accept and decline each send a kind email.
- Investors on the same link. Investors are hidden by default; when one chooses to show, only verified founders see them.
- Jury scoring. A personal link with no login; Team, Market, Traction and Ask from 1 to 10, plus a feedback line for the founder.
- Sponsors with booth links. Each sponsor gets a booth link of their own.
- Numbers funders read. Registered, checked in, no-shows, walk-ins, meetings set and jury scores, in your own Excel format.
Run it
- Set up the demo day form. Add a deck upload, so every application can be judged.
- Shortlist and tell every applicant. Accept the startups that pitch; accept and decline each send a kind email.
- Send each juror their link. A personal jury link with no login; scores and the feedback line land in the next-morning report.
- Report to your funders. Download the report the next morning in your own Excel format.
Questions organisers ask
Anything else? Ask the MSV team
How can a TBI run its demo day on one link?
MyStartupValley Events takes founder applications with decks and investor registration on one link, scores pitches on jurors' phones, checks everyone in with an Event Pass and sends a report the next morning.
Can the report follow my DST format?
Upload your own Excel format, for example the one your programme asks for, or download the report in PDF or Excel.
Can I change the jury criteria?
No. Every juror scores the same four criteria, Team, Market, Traction and Ask, from 1 to 10, so scores compare across jurors and cohorts.