Join us in NYC for an in-person, hands-on pitch clinic designed to help founders become more confident on stage and sharpen the way they pitch to investors.

Whether you’re preparing for a fundraising round, an investor meeting, or your next demo day, this session will give you practical tools to communicate your story with greater confidence, clarity, and impact.

The clinic features two focused, 30-minute workshops covering both sides of a great pitch: how you show up and what you say.

“Don’t Calm Down”

30-minute interactive workshop with Dave Wolovsky

Building a company, raising capital, and leading at a high level all require founders to manage stress under pressure. But performing at your best doesn’t necessarily mean trying to calm yourself down.

In this interactive session, Cognitive Performance Coach Dave Wolovsky will show you how to compose yourself when pitching and presenting. Through practical exercises, you’ll learn techniques to pitch with greater presence, work with pressure rather than against it, and operate more effectively in high-stakes moments.

About Dave WolovskyDave is a Cognitive Performance Coach with an MS in Neuroscience and Education. He coaches founders to maintain focus in high-pressure moments and establish better habits for managing their daily energy. Learn more at effortwise.com/founders.

The Art of Pitching to Attract Investors

30-minute workshop with Anthony Rose

What makes investors lean in? Anthony will break down the art of delivering a compelling founder pitch—from communicating your vision and opportunity to presenting your business in a way that resonates with potential investors.

Expect practical insights from someone who has worked with thousands of startups navigating fundraising and investment.

About Anthony RoseAnthony is the founder and CEO of SeedLegals, the legaltech platform that helps startups get investment-ready, run funding rounds, and handle their legal needs, used by more than 50,000 startups.

Before SeedLegals, Anthony’s career spanned 3D graphics, P2P music, internet video, and social TV, including leading BBC iPlayer. Wired Magazine’s 2009 cover story called him “The Man Who Saved the BBC.”

Come ready to learn, practice, and leave with techniques you can put to work in your very next pitch.