Resources for founders
Our most popular blogs collated as resources for founders. Everything from a worked example of a financial model to how we define impact.
Pitch Deck 101
First impressions matter, and often your first one with a VC is your pitch deck.
VCs commit to data disclosure on female-led startup investment and screening writes business news
Some of Australia's largest venture capital (VC) funds have vowed to provide more data about how much attention and funding they give to women founders.
We’re hiring an intern
If you’re a self-starter with a drive to create systems change and keen to make uncompromising returns (both impact and venture), apply for our Impact Ventures Internship.
Our Gender Equality Statistics
At Alberts we value diversity, equity and inclusion and have publicly spoken about why we are investing in equality and how we are doing it.
Imagining healthcare in 2033
As part of our mental health and wellbeing deep dive, we learnt a lot about what our current healthcare system does well, but also the cracks which no-longer suit our fast-paced tech-driven lives. As part of this we've imagined what good would look like 10 years in the future.
Design for the lazy
The essence of a startup is to go from zero to one and cause change. Perhaps it's a new widget, or a 10x better gadget, or a tool that makes your work greener. Whatever the business, you're innately creating change and with that friction.
A 101 on Data rooms
You’ve nailed the pitch, the management meeting and even got good feedback on your financial model, and are now getting ready to share your full data room. What do investors want to see in this?
Positive Pregnancy
Alberts have teamed up with Scale Investors, PwC and Minter Ellison to host a discussion on what good looks like for founder pregnancies
Investor Updates – Why and How?
Founders always have competing priorities – hiring new staff, executing on the business, managing customers – you name it. So often non-core business items slide down the priority list and get neglected. We wanted to share why investor updates should remain on your must-do list and how to do them well and fast. Why? There are three key reasons to do investor updates: It makes future raises easier. Regular updates to your investor (and prospective investor) base shows transparency, takes them on your journey and builds trust. It’s an easy way to stay in touch and show your progress. Note
