Deal Sourcing · For Founders

I don't forward decks. I take mandates I'd put my own money behind.

If I take on your raise, it's because I've vetted the business and believe in it — which is exactly what makes the introduction land differently when it reaches an investor.

Discuss a Mandate

The difference

A cofounder-level partner, not a capital-introduction broker

Fundraising strategy

Round sizing, valuation logic, investor sequencing, narrative — built with you before a single investor conversation happens.

Growth strategy

I operate businesses myself. Expect direct input on unit economics, burn discipline, and the metrics investors will actually interrogate.

The right rooms

When I take a mandate, the founder gets access to the same investor network that has written cheques next to mine — Shark Tank India investors, institutional angels, family offices, and early-stage funds.

The vetting comes first. I verify the business myself — numbers, references, terms — and only then take up a mandate. Investors know this, which is why a vetted-by-me introduction opens doors a cold deck never will.

Raising in the next two quarters?

Start with what I look for — then apply in confidence.

What I Look For Discuss a Mandate

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