Design for deep tech

Here's the problem..

The deeper your technology, the harder it is for others to see its value.

Deep-tech founders are building transformative technologies. Their success depends on people - mainly investors - choosing to join their mission.

When the value isn't clear, founders lose time, resources and confidence battling friction at every touchpoint.
Some even feel like the only way to raise money is to exaggerate or twist the facts.

Fundraising looks like a game of proof — but it’s actually a game of belief.

Deep-tech founders focus on proving their solution works - but that doesn't show why, among all the other startups, this is the one worth pursuing.

I partner with founders as a dedicated pitch lead - guiding the narrative and carrying the operational workload all the way to a stronger, faster raise.

The Belief Before Logic Manifesto

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Popcorn podcast - with Sagi Rechter

“Why is it that what we think is critical to do in a meeting almost has no effect on its outcome? How can it be done differently—and memorably? How can a creative professional help entrepreneurs raise money? How do you bridge the gap between the creative world and the business world? And what does this have to do with music?  

Sagi Rechter helps startups raise funds through creativity. He breaks down a company’s technology and product to the atomic level in order to build a memorable visual story that helps them attract investors. The way he does this can help you in any type of meeting—whether it’s a job interview, a potential client, or your manager.