Ever wonder what a savvy investor might see if he or she looked at your business? Below is a list of criteria that investors would review. Take time to score your company (not yourself). Use 1 for the lowest score and 5 for the highest. Don’t worry about an overall score. The goal is to get a picture of strengths and weaknesses – and work on those weaknesses!
1 = lowest possible score (big problem) 5 = highest possible score (no problem)
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