This mini-course will offer four sessions providing practical information and advice for early-stage entrepreneurs as they begin raising funds for their companies. The sessions will cover:

Registration to the forth in person meeting:

Practicum: present your company and receive high-level feedback

Jay Kalish has served as general counsel and senior investor relations executive for a range of Israeli public and private companies, and also served as CEO of a technology incubator. As a founding legal partner at OurCrowd, Jay developed the company’s international legal structure and negotiated and closed many of OurCrowd’s venture investments. Jay currently serves as legal counsel to Amplio Learning, which offers a learning management platform for students with various learning challenges.

The course is open to the public.

Wednesday August 3, at 17:30-19:00 at the Business school Fintech Center floor 3 Mount Scopus Jerusalem.