Hey! This is Jake (the curator of the Premoney List), and I wanted to officially welcome you to my weekly digest.

Like yourself, I love staying in the know of new companies, tools, products and trends in the tech scene. I also love helping fellow founders make connections and grow their companies.

There is a massive barrier between early stage founders (especially first-time founders) and the venture / angel world. My goal is to break down that barrier, by building more connections between early stage founders and investors.

Each newsletter will contain details about two growing companies, with the option to request an introduction to the founder. Don’t be shy, get an intro - I promise it’ll be valuable!

My vision for Premoney:

  • Status: In progress

  • Purpose: Build the right audience, validate the need & value creation flow.

  • Status: In progress.

  • Purpose: I want to raise a fund (see step 3) in the future. The purpose of this step, is to use Premoney to get an understanding of which companies are getting the most attention - then partner with investors to help them fill their round. Right now, I will split carry on those investments as a finders fee.

  • Status: Medium-term future!

  • Purpose: A way that I can further support founders. I’ll partner with investors in this network to provide certain founders with early-capital to keep growing.

A few things to cover while you wait for this weeks list:

  1. Reply to this email and let me know:

    • Why you subscribed.

    • Who you are.

    • If / how you’d like to contribute.

  2. If you like these lists, please share the newsletter with your friends.

Note: Premoney features companies that we love, think have potential, and know are in the process of hiring, raising money or looking for advisors. We are not providing financial or investing advice, and are not soliciting or accepting any investments on behalf of the company. If you’re an investor interested in one of the featured companies, you must be an accredited investor, and work directly with that company to do so. Otherwise, the company will not accept your investment.

Thanks everyone,

Jake