Expertise
Entrepreneurship & Investment Readiness
Preparing founders and their companies to withstand the scrutiny of an investor or a lender.
Investment readiness is a state, not a document: coherent figures, a defensible plan, a clean legal and financial structure, and a founder able to answer hard questions. This area prepares that state.
Challenges addressed
- The business plan and the accounts tell two different stories.
- The funding request has no clear use of proceeds.
- Valuation expectations cannot be justified.
- Investor questions are answered improvisation by improvisation.
Areas of intervention
Investment readiness review
Gap analysis against what investors actually check.
Business plan & model
A plan consistent with the accounts and the market.
Fundraising preparation
Use of proceeds, data room and Q&A preparation.
Founder coaching
Preparing the conversation with investors and lenders.
Approach
Prepare the company, not the pitch deck. A file that survives due diligence is worth more than a persuasive presentation.