Home - Todor Raykov: Helping Startups Raise Money From Angel Investors and VCs

Hello!

I’m Todor

I help startups raise capital from angel investors and venture capitalists.

I work at the intersection of investing, innovation, and economic development. This is my personal website where you can find some of my articles and other resources I’ve created for entrepreneurs and operators of entrepreneurship support centers.

My areas of expertise are:

Startup Fundraising Strategy

Pitch Deck Coaching

Angel Investing & Venture Capital

Management Consulting

Sales & Business Development

Business Strategy & Planning

“Todor is an anchor in the Philadelphia start-up community. He supercharges start-ups methodically, intelligently (and effectively!) and supports entrepreneurs through all stages of early development in a way that has been inspiring to watch.”

Anders U. – Brand Strategist

“Todor's intelligence and attention to detail have ensured we have been very aligned throughout and mutual targets have been met. Thumbs up from me!”

Mohand N. – Co-Founder of F6S

“Mr. Raykov is considered one of the top business incubation and startup acceleration professionals in our region.”

Mary L. – Chapter Chair, SCORE Philadelphia

Some of the organizations I work with:

From The Blog

Things to Consider When Launching an Accelerator Program

Launching an accelerator program could bring exciting opportunities to your Entrepreneurial Support Organization (ESO) and the local startup ecosystem, but there are some important factors you should consider first. Many of us who have spent years in the startup world...

How to Write Email Updates the Right Way

Regular Email Updates Are Critical In the post "The 3 Pillars of a Successful Relationship with Angel Investors" we learned why sending regular email updates to your investors, mentors, and advisors is critically important to the success of your business. The startup...

The 3 Pillars of a Successful Relationship with Angel Investors

Investors have seen it more often than they care to admit - after multiple meetings, a promising startup receives a check from them and, soon thereafter, disappears from the face of the earth. One could say the startup swindled the money from the unsuspecting...