Ben Franklin Technology Partners hears a lot of pitches. Now it wants to be the one doing the pitching.
The Navy Yard-based seed capital provider, which invested $2.5 million in Philly startups last quarter, will hold two sit-downs with tech entrepreneurs next week to tell them about the capital, counsel and connections BFTP can provide.
On Tuesday, June 7 from 3-4:30 p.m., companies can attend a “Meet Ben Session” at the offices of Ciright, a cloud computing company, in Conshohocken.
Register for the June 7 event
Then on Thursday, June 9 from 8-9 a.m., the second session will take place at the University City Science Center’s Quorum space.
Register for the June 9 event
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