Dallas Impact Lunch & Learn

Are you a founder seeking to elevate your pitch to secure your next investment? Join our Dallas Impact Lunch & Learn to get the insighs you need nail your next pitch!

During the session, you can expect:

💡 Insider Insights from a Founder's Perspective: Gain firsthand knowledge and insights from a seasoned founder's journey, including tips on navigating the highs and lows of pitching for investment.

♟️ Proven Strategies from a Pitching Coach: Learn expert techniques and communication strategies from a renowned pitching coach, empowering you to craft compelling pitches that captivate investors and secure funding.

✅ Actionable Steps to Elevate Your Pitching Game: Leave with practical, actionable steps to refine your pitching skills, enhance your presentation style, and maximize your chances of success in the competitive startup landscape.

The MassChallenge Impact Lunch & Learn are monthly sessions dedicated to empowering startup founders with actionable strategies for success. Join us each month as we explore important topics that guide founders through key action steps on their journey to success. Don't miss out on this opportunity to fuel your startup's growth!

Amanda Schnetzer is co-founder and CEO of FirstThen, a mission and market-driven digital health startup that seeks to transform the treatment landscape for pediatric Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). FirstThen is the recipient of a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research award from the National Science Foundation and was a participant in the MassChallenge 2022 U.S. Early Stage Accelerator. As CEO of FirstThen, Amanda is channeling more than 25 years of strategic and operations leadership in the social impact arena, as well as her experience as the mom of a child with ADHD. Most recently, Amanda was Fellow and Director of Global Initiatives at the George W. Bush Institute, where she worked with the former President and First Lady to help realize their vision for a results-focused “do tank.” She holds degrees from Georgetown University and Southern Methodist University.

Kat was able to scale and sell her first company she started out of her college dorm room. After winning 22 of 23 pitches she entered, she founded Power To Pitch to help founders build a winning pitch, deck & fundraising strategy to help them get funded faster. To date, Power To Pitch has helped founders raise over $22 million in grants and venture capital, and counting!

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

3000 Pegasus Park Dr suite 1330, 3000 Pegasus Park Drive, Dallas, United States