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Startup English Pitch Practice Session: To Get Connected with Global Investors and Secure the Global Investment (1)

Oct8Wednesday, October 8, 20254:00 PM – 5:00 PM JST
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About this event

Got a startup idea or an early-stage venture you’re willing to sharpen? This is your chance! Join an exclusive, invitation-only, sponsored by Co-Capital “Startup English Pitch Practice Session: To Get Connected with Global Investors and Secure the Global Investment,” where you’ll pitch directly to startup mentors and have the chance to spark connections with global investors.

Even if you’re not pitching, this event is a rare learning opportunity — watch other founders in action, hear expert-level feedback, and see exactly what separates winning pitches from the rest.

✨ This series happens every 2 weeks on Wednesday, 4 PM – 5 PM (JST), giving founders the chance to:

-Practice your pitch in English and gain confidence

-Receive guidance from experienced leaders and investors

-Connect with local and global VCs

-Get your idea noticed by a potential investor

-Pre-submit your pitch IF YOU ARE GOING TO PITCH (3-5 MIN) for priority feedback, or pitch live from the chat for a chance to be selected during the session. To pre-submit your pitch, visit - https://forms.gle/CnD57357LfWVJAXG7

📌 Note:

-RSVP must be done in Google Forms.

-You’ll receive a calendar invitation if your pitch is accepted. Limited slots available (5–10). Early applicants will have the best chance to pitch at this event.

Agenda :

-Welcome & Introduction

-Pitch Practice Session

-Feedback Session

-Closing

[Judges]

- Erdinc Ekinci - Co-Founder, CEO of Openfor.co, Managing Director of Founder Institute Japan/Korea/Taiwan

- Yu Li Shein - Co-Founder, COO of Openfor.co, Director of Founder Institute Japan/Korea/Taiwan

What You Will Learn

-How to clearly and confidently pitch your startup.

-Honest, actionable feedback from experienced investors.

-Insights into what investors look for in startups.

-Ways to improve your business strategy and approach.

-Learn by observing other founders and expert analysis.

About Ecosystem

  • Founder Institute: Founder Institute, which originated in Silicon Valley, is a founder and idea stage accelerator, and with it’s Founder Capital, backing best performing FI alumni as early as angel stage. FI has over 8K+ startup portfolio (Including leading e-learning platform Udemy, IPO in Nasdaq $3,8B) across 200 cities in 100 countries around the world.) We are also the largest mentor network in the world, with over 35,000 mentors, and our alumni have already raised over $2 billion in US dollars and have recently exceeded the 10K mark of investors network as the FI-Venture-Network.
    FI’s sister program called VC Lab, helps launch aspiring investors into launching VC firms. As an accelerator that allows both sides of the table, 70% of the activities we do are advocacy of entrepreneurship and ecosystem creation, which means we do way more activity than the accelerator to promote entrepreneurship to solve real-world problems with entrepreneurship in an economically feasible way, build a company that grows into a venture-scale.
  • Co-Capital: Co-Capital is a VC that supports startups, investors, and governments by providing extensive networks, programs, and strategic guidance, helping them gain international traction, and funding opportunities through a collaborative ecosystem focusing on creating synergies among EdTech, Wellness, FinTech, and Deep Tech to foster a cohesive ecosystem where each sector supports and enhances the others with it's regional focus on East Asia to Silicon Valley.
  • Openfor.co- A “Global Partnership Accelerator” originated in Silicon Valley that combined with an online platform and marketplace for learning, building, launching, monetizing, and growing partner ecosystems.

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