Fundraising Bootcamp - How to Raise in a Tough Market

Yes - I want to work with founders who are serious, committed and working on interesting products that I might consider investing in too. That's a good proxy for the types of startups that other investors want.

There is a competitive applications process, less than a quarter of founders who apply will get accepted.

Fundraising in an incredibly time-consuming process. You shouldn't expect to fundraise successfully without it taking up most of your working hours.

This course will help you save tens of hours by doing it right the first time. Expect to commit 4-6 hours for learning for 2 weeks.

Yes you can get reimbursed 100% of the fees for this course. You're learning how to raise capital more efficiently for your business or startup. You can expense these fees now, or later when you raise capital.

Payment for the course however is due upfront.

You'll receive notes and course material afterwards. But given this is a short 2-week course and the learning is hands-on, we really encourage everyone to try and attend the live meetings.

Intros are double opt-in. That means both the founder and investor have to agree to an intro.

I will certainly circulate your startup with folks you want to connect with, and will introduce you provided they want to connect as well.

It's a tough fundraising market. I firmly believe these battle-tested techniques and processes will help you get results with your fundraise even in this environment.

However if you're not satisfied, you can ask for a full refund anytime in the next 30 days after the course is completed.

No.

Nobody can. This isn't a pay-for-investment scheme.

This is an honest, difficult learning process that will teach you how to fundraise from professional investors. You will learn what investors value and look for. I hope this will help you craft a better story, and ultimately build the kind of business others want to fund.

Because I value my time, as do you.

I only want founders who are serious and committed to making their startup work.

Free courses get freeloaders. As they say, you get what you pay for.