The product and customer
What problem does the product address, who needs it and why would they choose it over their current approach?

Venture investing starts with a business, its customer and the work ahead.
DKG Ventures invests in and supports new businesses. We welcome founders with a product, an understanding of their customer and questions about the next stage.
What we want to understand
Start with the business as it stands today: what the team knows, the evidence behind it and the work ahead.
What problem does the product address, who needs it and why would they choose it over their current approach?
What has the team learned about the problem, and where could additional expertise help?
How does the product create value for customers? How do willingness to pay and delivery costs support the business?
What work would the investment make possible, and which questions would it help the team answer?
Funded by DKG Ventures

Client.Food helps professionals choose restaurants and cafés for client meetings. It considers both participants’ locations and preferences, travel times, budget and business atmosphere.
A focused shortlist explains why each place fits, bringing the venue decision into one search.
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Exploring a potential investment.
Drazill is developing a way to turn public responses to Canadian questions into clear aggregate statistics. Its website currently invites waitlist registrations.
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