1. Briefly, clearly and clearly introduce: what problems the project solves, what unique advantages it has, the market for the demand, the progress achieved, team composition and execution capabilities, financial data and future forecasts, existing Risks and Countermeasures, etc.

2. Give a true explanation, avoid exaggeration and impetuosity, communicate directly and quickly, and clearly explain the needs: the purpose of the funds and how to ensure that the plan is realized as scheduled.

3. Understand the target and introduce the information the other party needs in a more targeted and targeted manner.

(Investment companies are usually relatively professional, with their own evaluation ideas and systems, and their own methods of collecting and processing information. Only through correct and sufficient communication can the goals and needs of the project be quickly achieved)