Next Round is the show where pre-seed and seed investors share what they’re seeing in startups — and the founders they’re backing. Each episode gives founders real investor insight and gives investors a stage to spotlight the companies they believe in. Hosted by Chris Hines, the podcast is building the content-rich discovery layer between startups and capital.
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Next Round is the show where pre-seed and seed investors share what they’re seeing in startups — and the founders they’re backing. Each episode gives founders real investor insight and gives investors a stage to spotlight the companies they believe in. Hosted by Chris Hines, the podcast is building the content-rich discovery layer between startups and capital.
In this conversation, Steve Walsh shares his journey from corporate life to becoming an entrepreneur and investor in startups. He emphasizes the importance of helping founders grow their businesses through networking and resource sharing. Steve discusses the sectors he believes will thrive in the coming years, particularly those leveraging technology in traditional industries. He outlines the green flags he looks for in startups, such as resourcefulness and customer engagement, as well as red flags that indicate a lack of humility or awareness. The discussion highlights the significance of community in investing and the essential knowledge founders must have when pitching to investors.Connect with Steve: https://www.handsonangel.com/
Next Round is the show where pre-seed and seed investors share what they’re seeing in startups — and the founders they’re backing. Each episode gives founders real investor insight and gives investors a stage to spotlight the companies they believe in. Hosted by Chris Hines, the podcast is building the content-rich discovery layer between startups and capital.
