cmypitch launches in Ireland

29th of June 2009 by admin

cmypitch, founded by Irishman, Emmett Kilduff, has just launched in Ireland

“It will connect entrepreneurs with investors. cmypitch.ie provides businesses with the unique opportunity to upload their own video pitch onto the secure platform, for a registered network of investors to watch and inform their investment decisions. In addition, entrepreneurs can learn how to become “investor ready” by watching video tips from the best Irish (e.g. Eddie Jordan, Ray Nolan) and international (e.g. Doug Richard, James Caan) entrepreneurs and by downloading the best ‘how to’ guides.

For investors, cmypitch.ie has the potential to open up all of Ireland’s best investment opportunities and makes identifying the most attractive deals more efficient. Investors can save valuable time, allowing them to not only assess the business opportunity but also the people behind the proposition. Pitches can be filtered by size, sector and rating – all key considerations for investors. Investors can also receive email alerts when a new pitch is added that matches their preferred criteria.”

cmypitch.ie will also hold regular offline pitching events called “cmypitch Live”, where entrepreneurs get the unique opportunity to pitch to a room full of investors. Events like these will offer entrepreneurs the opportunity to complement their video pitch with more traditional face-to-face pitching and networking.

cmypitch.ie has been endorsed by some very successful Irish entrepreneurs: Eddie Jordan (F1), Philip Lynch (IAWS, One51), Patrick Brazel (former Chairman of Irish Software Association), James Morris (Windmill Lane, TV3) and Tony Kilduff (Kindle).

cmypitch.ie has already signed several partners: Bank of Scotland (Ireland), Deloitte, The Irish Times, Microsoft and William Fry.

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8 Responses to “cmypitch launches in Ireland”

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July 4th, 2009 at 9:32 am

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martin kelly

July 27th, 2009 at 2:00 pm

Maybe this model might work for Ireland (just add a 2 zeros)

http://www.whythawk.com/governmental/investment…

mauricepower

August 1st, 2009 at 9:06 am

I HAVE AN IDEA FOR A NEW PRODUCT FOR THE BUILDING TRADE I am abuilding contractor with 30 years experience in the business. I need to keep this concept confidential until I can find the right person to steer me.

mappys

September 21st, 2009 at 7:52 am

i have posted your blog on my site

Marjorie Smith

September 19th, 2010 at 8:25 pm

LOL Emmett Kilduff’s Cmypitch business has gone bust. These smoke-and-mirror businesses are based on hype and a perfect example of how not to run a business. Pity commentators get sucked in by their glitz, rather than analysing their businesses carefully.

While Emmett Kilduff has shut-up shop at his cmypitch business and gone off to do a fancy high-paid job at Morgan Stanley, he has left a lot of people in tears who have lost a lot of money.