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Beyond the Pitch Deck: What Makes a Startup Investment-Ready
For many founders,’investment readiness’ is all about having a slick pitch deck. However, while a strong, well-designed presentation can grab investors’ attention and spark interest in the startup, it rarely seals the deal on its own. Seasoned investors, especially those looking for opportunities across different regions and cultures, are looking

Why the Personal Touch Still Matters in Online Matchmaking
In today’s hyper-connected world, we’re increasingly turning to automated, AI-powered digital platforms to make connections. Nowadays, matches are suggested by algorithms, in-person pitches are replaced by online portfolios, and entire funding rounds close without holding a single face-to-face meeting. While this technological leap has undeniably revolutionised the way startups and

The Secret Startup Superpower No One Talks About
In the fast-moving world of startups, building strong connections is just as important as having a game-changing idea. Networking goes beyond simple introductions — it creates opportunities for funding, mentorship, and industry insights that can shape a startup’s trajectory. Strong relationships open doors to valuable collaborations, market expansion, and expert

Unlocking High-Potential European Startups for GCC Investors with Future Story
Future StoryFuture Story is a joint venture between AcrossLimits, a Maltese company represented by Angele Giuliano, and Grey Matter, an Emirati company represented by Kais Badran. Our goal is to connect European companies, especially startups, with investors from the Gulf Cooperation Council (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE)

Future Story and investment within the GCC
Future Story is a joint venture between AcrossLimits, a Maltese company represented by Angele Giuliano, and Grey Matter, an Emirati company represented by Kais Badran. The aim is to make matches between European companies, particularly startups, and investors, mainly from the Gulf Cooperation Council (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and