ScoutBridge works for investors, so there’s nothing for you to sign up to. If yours uses it, here’s what changes when you ask them for an introduction.
Going through LinkedIn for the right person cost your investor half an hour, so it happened now and then. Now it takes minutes, and your request doesn’t wait for a free afternoon.
Your investor sees why each person fits and the case against before choosing. You get fewer introductions that go nowhere.
Each introduction is sent by your investor, from their own mailbox, in their name. Nobody hears from ScoutBridge, and your email stays inside your investor’s firm.
There is no founder login and no list of investors or contacts to search. Nobody can browse you either.
14 Oct, 08:40Ruth writes to Hugo
15 Oct, 15:12The introduction arrives, from Hugo
Joanna,
In the spring you told me payroll for your twelve nurseries takes your team most of the first week of each month. Ruth Abiola runs Pennant, one of the companies I back. They build payroll for nurseries and are about to price it for groups your size. Ruth would like half an hour with you.
No obligation. If the timing is wrong, say so and I will leave it there.
Hugo
If you want this from your investor, send them this page or the note below.
“Have you looked at ScoutBridge? When a founder asks you for help, it finds the right people in your own network and drafts each introduction for you to approve.”
scoutbridge.vc
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