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Bella Pivo

everything people ask for when they're writing me up or putting me on a stage. photos, bios at three lengths, how to spell my name. take it, use it, don't ask.

title Content Creatorbased Boston, MApress hi@bellapivo.com

no. 01 · fact sheet

the basics.

Name: Bella Pivo
Full name: Izabella Pivo
Pronouns: she/her
Title: Content Creator
Day job: Analyst, FoundersEdge
Also: Writer of Brewing in Boston
Based: Boston, MA
Email: hi@bellapivo.com
Website: bellapivo.com

no. 02 · bios

three lengths.

third person, copy and paste, no edits needed.

first person, her words

Hi, I'm Bella! I love everything startups and helping founders become great storytellers. My story starts at 13: I taught myself ASL after my sister lost her hearing and started posting my journey on TikTok. It grew to 100K+ followers, and suddenly I was getting brand deals, podcast invites, and opportunities I never planned for. That taught me early about building an audience: when your message is clear, the right people and opportunities find you. Becoming a creator led me to the world of startups, advising founders on social media, personal branding, and building in public! I've also been CEO of Northeastern's venture accelerator (IDEA), where I worked with 500+ founders, gave out $100K+ in grants, and started Boston's largest intercollegiate pitch competition, Pitch-A-Thon. Currently, I write about building in public and personal branding for founders while being an Analyst @ FoundersEdge, a pre-seed VC firm based in Boston.

third person, one line

Bella Pivo is an Analyst at FoundersEdge, a pre-seed VC firm in Boston, and a creator with 108K+ followers who writes about building in public and personal branding for founders.

third person, ~60 words

Bella Pivo is an Analyst at FoundersEdge, a pre-seed VC firm in Boston, and a creator with 108K+ followers. She writes about building in public and personal branding for founders, and advises them on telling their story well. She was previously CEO of Northeastern's venture accelerator, IDEA, where she worked with 500+ founders and gave out $100K+ in grants.

third person, ~120 words

Bella Pivo is an Analyst at FoundersEdge, a pre-seed VC firm based in Boston, and a creator with 108K+ followers who writes about building in public and personal branding for founders. Her story starts at 13, when her sister lost her hearing and she taught herself ASL and began posting her journey on TikTok. It grew to 100K+ followers and brought brand deals, podcast invitations and opportunities she never planned for, which taught her early that when your message is clear, the right people find you. Becoming a creator led her to startups, advising founders on social media, personal branding and building in public. She was CEO of Northeastern's venture accelerator, IDEA, where she worked with 500+ founders, gave out $100K+ in grants, and started Boston's largest intercollegiate pitch competition, Pitch-A-Thon.

no. 03 · contact sheet

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all mine to give you, no credit needed but it's nice. the first three are the same headshot cut three ways so you don't have to crop it.

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no. 04 · what i talk about

if you're booking me.

the things i actually have something to say about. if it's not here, i'll tell you rather than wing it.

topicinside venturemy vc job, out loud. what i see sourcing founders, running pitch events, and reading hundreds of pitches a year. spoiler, it's not your TAM slide.

topicwomen in aiwhere the women building in ai are, and why it matters. we have enough skincare brands. this is the lane my audience shows up for most.

topicbuilding in publicvibecoding, the tools i'm making, and learning out loud with ai. founders should think like creators, creators should think like founders. it's the same skill.

topicgetting heardthe human layer of startups. the best founders aren't the smartest or the most technical. they're the ones who can make other people care.

no. 05 · credits