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Auckland Bootstrapper's Breakfast / May 2025

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Grid Auckland / John Lysaght Coworking Startup space
auckland, new zealand
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Tue, 27 May, 7:30am - 8:30am NZST

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Join Us for the Next GridAKL Bootstrappers' Breakfast!

"Bootstrap First, Raise Later: How to Build a Business Investors Actually Want"

We’re thrilled to welcome Jonathan Tan, Senior Investment Analyst at GD1 (Global From Day One), a venture capital firm backing ambitious Kiwi founders. While this series is all about bootstrapping, Jonathan will bring a valuable investor lens, sharing what makes a business investable and how founders can lay the groundwork for funding, even if they’re not planning to raise right now.

Jonathan will walk us through:

* What investors actually look for in early-stage businesses
* How to build a business model that signals long-term value
* Real examples of pitch decks that get a yes—and why others don’t

Jonathan Tan | Senior Investment Analyst, GD1

Who should attend?

- Founders focused on growing revenue before raising capital

- Entrepreneurs building sustainable businesses on a lean budget

- Anyone keen to understand what makes a startup truly investable—from the inside out

     Coffee, light breakfast, and good company provided.
    Spaces are limited – register now to secure your spot.

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    ☕ Bootstrapper's Breakfasts are for founders of early-stage startups. It’s a light before-work event to meet like-minded people, share what you're working on, get some help, and build a peer support network so you don't feel like you're doing it all on your own.

    You should leave the morning event caffeinated, ready for your day ahead, and equipped with fresh ideas to tackle your current startup challenges. A light breakfast will be provided.


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