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Check out the pitch deck a 26-year-old founder used to get Twitter cofounder Biz Stone to invest in his startup

This story requires our BI Prime membership. To read the full article,Online tutoring platform Scoodle has raised $760,000 in a pre-seed funding round backed by Twitter cofounder Biz Stone.

Cofounder Ismail Jeilani, 26, gave Business Insider an exclusive look at the pitch deck he used to drum up investment. Scoodle, the online tutoring startup, has raised $760,000 in a pre-seed funding round backed by Twitter cofounder Biz Stone. aims to turn teachers into online influencers or — as Jeilani puts it himself — "the Kim Kardashians of education". The platform has so far been used by more than 100,000 tutors, students and parents worldwide.

Following an impromptu chat at Oxford Foundry, an accelerator founded by the ancient university of the same name, Jeilani and his co-founders soon found themselves chatting with Stone at Twitter's head office in California.

 

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