A founder-focused session to understand how investors evaluate traction at the earliest stages across different industries.

​Many founders hear that investors want to see traction — but what actually counts as traction at the pre-seed stage?

​This short, practical webinar breaks down the early signals investors look for when evaluating young companies. We’ll explore how founders can demonstrate meaningful progress even before significant revenue appears.

​In 45 minutes, we’ll unpack what traction means in the context of early-stage investment and how founders can present credible evidence that their company is moving toward a scalable opportunity.

​Topics we’ll cover include:

​• The difference between activity and traction
• The early signals investors look for before revenue
• What traction can look like in science, health, or deep-tech companies with longer commercialization timelines
• How to frame pilots, partnerships, and user validation
• What makes a company “investable” at the pre-seed stage

​By the end of the webinar, founders should have a clearer understanding of how to assess and communicate their traction — and where their company currently sits on the path toward investment readiness.

​Who should attend:
Women founders building innovative or tech-enabled startups who want to better understand what investors mean when they talk about traction.

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