Above is a link to Quora's best startup pitch decks and the inimitable "Share the Air" preso. Enjoy.

I'm collecting the best startup pitch deck links on the Web. Will assemble them on this page:

• Jon Bischke - A Dozen of the Best Startup Pitches on the Web

• Guy Kawasaki - The Art of Raising Venture Capital

• BestPitchDecks.com

• PitchEnvy.com

• Buffer's Pitch Deck to Raise $500k in Seed for their Start Up

• 18 Slides in Dwolla's Pitch Deck landed them $16.5 million in Capital

Some links on PandaWhale you might enjoy...

• Startup pitch decks and the 10/20/30 rule

• Pitch decks that got Dwolla, Foursquare, Airbnb, and Buffer funded

• The Four Slide Pitch Deck

• Five magic slides

• The perfect elevator pitch

• More information about making great presentations

Sent to me by Sky Fernandes...

The "Best" Startup Pitch Deck: 

http://www.slideshare.net/Sky7777/the-best-startup-pitch-deck-how-to-present-to-angels-v-cs

Top 10 Lies Entrepreneurs Tell Investors: 

http://www.slideshare.net/Sky7777/top-10-lies-entrepreneurs-tell-investors

Financial Model for Capital Raises: 

http://onematchventures.com/various-rounds-of-investment-effecting-ownership-waterfall-analysis-and-irr-return-multiple-analysis/

the best pitch really only has two slides that matter: the slide where it shows founders with previous $>100m exit and/or the slide with a traction graph with positive first and second derivative. Bonus points for duration of positive second derivative for months....

What if the founders don't have a previous $100+mm exit? Just one slide?

Wouldn't founders with a previous huge exit and current huge growth not need investment capital?

The likelihood you'll get funding:

http://pandawhale.com/post/32071/vaporizing-vc-interest-anythings-possible-by-eric-paley