TSP030 | Michael Walsh – Slack for Senior Care

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Episode Summary

Michael Walsh is the co-founder of Cariloop and runs the Health 2.0 Dallas chapter. Cariloop is a program that allows people to help manage their older loved ones’ healthcare and needs from start to finish. Michael has raised $500,000 in funding during his first seed round and has some valuable insights to share on what truly makes a successful pitch.

Key Takeaways

  • 01:40 – Who is Michael?
  • 04:45 – Why was Cariloop founded?
  • 10:15 – How/why did Michael pick his accelerator?
  • 12:10 – The knowledge and the contacts Michael made at the accelerator were priceless.
  • 16:05 – How can entrepreneurs figure out how much their company is worth?
  • 20:25 – How has Michael spent the $500k he’s raised?
  • 23:10 – How does Michael handle the competitor question with investors?
  • 25:45 – Michael believes telling stories is better than pitching.
  • 28:00 – Michael recommends the book Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh.

Tweetables

[Tweet “A pitch should be a story that you tell investors.”]
[Tweet “What are pain points of your customer that you solve?”]
[Tweet “When you give a customers control during chaos they buy.”]

Links Mentioned

Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh
Michael Walsh LinkedIn
Michael Walsh Twitter
Cariloop Website
Cariloop Twitter

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