feel like I wrote about Gable’s $12 million Series A yesterday, but actually, two days before. The company is building an exciting product in the world of remote work, and I was curious how the founders managed to convince investors to part with a big pile of dough.
Gable takes all the administrative work out of finding and booking nearby workplaces for employees and employers. It operates in 26 different countries and more than 5,000 employees are using the platform, the company said.
Slides on this floor
With 21 slides, the gable deck is longer than average. Here is what it contains:
- Cover slide
- Group slide
- Marketing Context Slide (“Remote Work Revolution”)
- Problem slide number 1 (“Going the distance – it’s hard at first”)
- How People Solve It Now (“How To Do It Today”)
- Problem Slide #2 (“Key Issues”)
- The solution slider
- Drag Slide (“Where We Are”)
- Product Slide #1 (“Employee View”)
- Product Slide #2 (“Management and Insights”)
- Product Slide #3 (“Host View”)
- Drag Slide (“Partnership with over 800 locations”)
- Value Proposition Slide (“Why Choose Gable”)
- Case study slide number 1
- Case study slide number 2
- Business model slide
- Market Size Slide (“TAM”)
- Go to Market Slide (“Measurable Process”)
- Marketing Slide (“Big Channel Opportunity”)
- Product roadmap slide
- Thanks for the slide
Three things to love
Making coworking space business easier for startups certainly has its challenges, but it’s a big and growing market. Gable weaves the story with ease.
