PitchCamp | Inside the Investor’s Room, Part II: Intermediate (4 of 4)

PitchCamp Series

PitchCamp | 👉 Inside the Investor’s Room, Part II: Intermediate

A rare, two-part series pulling back the curtain on how angel investors really think.

In Part II — designed for entrepreneurs with some fundraising experience — we dive deeper into what investors want to see in your pitch and your startup. Learn how to position your story, highlight traction, and address investor concerns to stand out in a competitive landscape.

Bring your questions for another candid, behind-the-scenes conversation with active angel investors.

Limited seats — reserve yours today.

PitchCamp: Make Your Story Land.

You’ve got the idea. You’ve done the work. But when you explain it, eyes glaze over.

Not because your idea is weak—because the story isn't landing yet. PitchCamp is where that changes.

PitchCamp is Innovate413’s 4-week series designed to help founders turn their ideas into stories that land. Each session — from Pitching 201 to Angel Investors 101 — builds practical skills to move you from first draft to confident pitch.

This no-cost, four-session, in-person workshop (starting 11/12 in Northampton) is designed to help you tell your story so clearly and boldly that mentors, funders, and customers lean in.

Our Pitching Series and Behind the scenes with Angel Investors is now part of PitchCamp — Innovate413’s 4-week founder bootcamp for building a pitch that lands. December 10 is our final session of PitchCamp, visit www.innovate413.org for more information.

About Innovate413

We are here with one clear mission: reignite economic growth in the Pioneer Valley by launching the large employers of tomorrow and reinvigorating the employers of today. Innovate413 will serve as the central hub connecting founders, mentors, funders, and institutional partners.

This region has the core ingredients for sustained growth: deep talent, world-class research, a diverse economy, and a community of leaders who’ve spent the last decade showing up—mentoring, advising, and championing entrepreneurs. What’s been missing is the structure to bring those assets together.
Innovate413 is that structure.

Curious? Want to get involved? Check out www.innovate413.org!