Deal Sourcing · How I Work

Like a cofounder with one job: closing your round well.

A mandate is a working relationship, not a listing. Here is what the engagement actually looks like, from first conversation to wire.

1

Vetting (1–2 weeks)

Numbers under NDA, reference calls, terms reality-check. I only proceed if I can stand behind the round personally. You get a straight yes or no, with reasons.

2

Raise design

Round size, instrument, valuation corridor, investor mix, and the narrative — rebuilt where needed. Often this step changes the ask before anyone sees it.

3

Quiet, sequenced outreach

No mass blasts. A shortlist of investors who actually write cheques at your stage and sector — approached in deliberate order, with my conviction attached. Your raise stays confidential until you choose otherwise.

4

In the room with you

Preparation before each meeting, presence where it helps, honest debriefs after. Objections get answered with data we prepared in week one.

5

Through the close — and beyond

Term-sheet negotiation support, diligence management, and coordination to wire. And because I often invest personally, my involvement doesn't end at close.

Commercials are discussed once vetting clears — structured around the outcome of the raise, aligned with you, and agreed in writing before any outreach begins.

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