Kavitta Ghai struggled in school due to autism and ADHD until a positive experience with a college professor transformed her academic journey. Convinced this was the future, she launched a startup to make classrooms more accessible. Now, she just needs a VC to lead her $3 million seed round. Will Kavitta pass the test with the investors in The Pitch Room? Featuring investors Cyan Banister, Charles Hudson, Elizabeth Yin, Mac Conwell and Paige Finn Doherty. ... Watch the Nectir pitch on YouTube @thepitchshow To invest with the VCs on the show, join our investor community at thepitch.fund Founders can apply to pitch at our next recording event in San Francisco this June. No intro required, just go to pitch.show/apply Superfans can join The Pitch UNCUT and get early access to unedited versions of all ten pitches on season 11. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Day three, pitch five.
Everything we've been working on for the last nine years at the pitch has led up to this moment.
Season eleven.
I'm so excited about this season.
Everything just clicked.
The VC's, money, the founders, also money, the live audience.
Game changer.
See, you thought I was going to say money, didn't you?
Our season starts today with a founder who's experienced firsthand that the classroom of today doesn't work for everyone.
So Kavita guy is building a better one.
The classroom of the future.
But the odds are not in her favor, and she knows it.
Kavita is raising in one of the toughest fundraising markets in over a decade.
And her startup is in a category a lot of VC's really don't like.
I tend to hate edtech.
Like, with a burning basket.
Yep.
But despite the odds, Kavita chose to risk it all and come to Miami to pitch five VC's in front of a live audience.
I'm Josh Muccio.
Welcome to the pitch where real founders pitch to real investors for real money.