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Apply for NYC's pitch event of the year
The Future Labs Flash Pitch competition is partnering with Arieli Capital to put 8 stellar startups in front of top tier family offices & investors.
The winning company will receive a prize package that includes an investment of up to $1M* towards their pre-seed, seed, or series A round (*pending final due diligence), in-kind critical business support from top NY services, & three full months of office space.
All participating companies will also be considered for potential investment of up to $1M.
Specifically, we're looking for pre-seed & seed companies based in the US & Israel with a focus on AI for social impact, including but not limited to:
Healthcare, including cost reduction, disease & human suffering, wellbeing & nutrition;
Finance, especially the financial inclusion for those that may not have access to traditional finance tools or those that are unbanked or underbanked;
Urban tech, including, environment, transportation & mobility, food & water; and
Education, such as individual & curated education, distribution of education
Apply now to be selected for the 2-day Future Labs Flash Pitch event in NYC!
Monday, October 28, 2019
8 startups participate in a sales & growth bootcamp, followed by pitch-coaching to prepare for the main event.
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
The startups pitch to a close-door audience of 100 carefully vetted members from family offices & venture capital firms from NYC & Israel.
The winning company will receive a prize package of critical business support services, up to $1M in funding towards their next pre-seed, seed, or Series A round (pending final due diligence), & 3 months of free office space (2 desks) at the Future Labs incubator in Brooklyn, NY.
Important dates
Apply by: September 29, 2019
Selection notification: October 11, 2019
Arrive in New York City by October 27, 2019**
Event dates: October 28 & October 29, 2019
*Funding is not guaranteed & dependent on standard due diligence reviews by investors. **Selected startups are responsible for their own travel/accommodations.
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