Hinshaw's Chicago Office Scheduled to Host StartOut Chicago Demo Day
Event
Nov 13, 2018
Join StartOut Chicago and area LGBTQ entrepreneurs at Hinshaw's Chicago office for Demo Day 2018 on November 13 from 6:00 – 8:30 PM Central. The event—of which the firm is a sponsor—provides an opportunity for LGBTQ startups to "demonstrate their products, discuss their go-to-market strategy and pitch for future fundraising rounds in front of a panel of angel investors, venture capitalists and brands."
StartOut is a national nonprofit that provides its members with networking tools and opportunities, as well as programs to encourage the success of LGBTQ entrepreneurs. Hinshaw partner David Alfini currently serves as the Program Board Chair for the Chicago division of StartOut.
For more information and to register for StartOut Chicago Demo Day, please visit the event website.
Event Information
151 North Franklin | Hinshaw's Chicago Office
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