#81 Jillian to the Rescue

The Pitch

Josh Muccio

Technology, Business, Investing, Entrepreneurship

4.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2020

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

During our last call-in show, Thor Wood wowed us with his 30-second elevator pitch for SnapShyft, a company that matches workers with open shifts at restaurants. Now Thor will have to convince a much tougher crowd, the investors. Today's investors are Jillian Manus, Charles Hudson, Phil Nadel, Michael Hyatt and Sarah Downey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Remember this guy?
0:03.0	guy?
0:04.0	Hey Josh, Thor Wood, found her in Snapchiff, how are you?
0:07.2	During our last call-in show, Thor Wowed us with his 30 second elevator pitch.
0:13.4	He wanted to be on the show so bad that Thor called over 200 times
0:18.5	until he got through.
0:20.0	Now that's a super fan.
0:22.0	And when he was talking to me on the phone, he crushed it.
0:25.2	Now let's see how Thor does in front of five hungry VCs
0:29.0	in the pitchroom.
0:30.4	From Gimlet, this is the pitch. I'm Josh Muccio.
0:36.0	Our investors today, I'm Charles Hudson.
0:38.0	Charles started precursor ventures where he's invested 45 million in over 100 startups to date.
0:44.6	I'm Sarah Downey.
0:45.8	Sarah's a partner at Accomplice,
0:47.8	and they've invested 600 million dollars
0:50.2	in over 200 startups so far.
0:52.4	One example, a company called Draft Kanks.
0:54.8	I'm Michael Hyatt.
0:56.0	Michael built and sold two software companies for over $500 million.
1:00.8	And now he invests for himself.
1:03.0	I'm Jillian Manis.
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