Are you an entrepreneur, small business, or start-up seeking investment? Learn how to give a pitch to investors in this free WebEx event. Watch a real-life entrepreneur as he pitches his company to angel investors. Then watch the panel analyze, critique, and share thoughts on ways to improve the pitch.

Tim Carlock, CEO and Co-Founder of Nexly, a technology and services start-up, will pitch to a live panel of investors. The investor panel will provide commentary on how to improve content and delivery to make for a highly impactful and successful investor presentation. Learn firsthand what investors care about and learn what you need to know to obtain your own investors.

The moderator:

• Jason Jacobsohn is Director of Venture Development at AEGIS Professional Services (www.aegisps.com), which offers integrated, comprehensive business services through its legal, consulting, and capital sourcing practice groups. Jason helps clients create investor pitches and markets them to investors.<.li>

The panel:

• Jeffrey Weber is an Angel Investor (jeffweberventures.com) and author of the book, I.D.E.A. to Exit: An Entrepreneurial Journey. Jeff founded Technology Resource Center (TRC) which was one of INC magazine's "Top 500 Fastest Growing Private US Companies" in 2001 and 2002. He sold TRC to CDW, a Fortune 100 company, in 2006 and teaches entrepreneurship at the college level.
• David A. Culver is an Angel Investor and Entrepreneur who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Forward Momentum, LLC which is a rapidly growing online niche retailer with multiple brands, including GnomeFrenzy.com and UltimateSportsDecor.com. David has invested in several highly successful companies and has equity interest in 10 companies across several industries.

Don't miss this opportunity to see an investor pitch firsthand and get your questions answered by a panel of angel investors and successful entrepreneurs so you can determine how to increase your chances of receiving investment for your business.

Sponsored by SCORE, America's counselors to small business www.score.org