How can a person build connections with U.S. investors and raise money for a startup's seed round?
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The high-level steps are outlined here for community.
1. Get your idea to innovation plan ready in the shape of business plan and pitch deck
2. Find a Mentor and seek his/her advice for the seed rounds and its steps. One can search steps but how to go about the steps can be well-explained by the mentor. Mentor can also help you to establish the links.
3. Understanding the business domain, its potential investors, and their investment philosophy is also a key. Reaching out to potential investors and their teams to know them in advance and their interest helps gathering insights and making connections with them.
4. Yes, in US networking is essential, try attending startup incubators or accelerators to meet like minded people and also find opportunities for mentorship.
5. Be prepared with essential documentation and data to capture opportunity when it presents itself
6. Follow-up with connections.
7. Be aligned with all legal and financial compliance requirements.