Founder capital advisory

Raise with a storyinvestors can repeat.

I help startup founders sharpen the pitch, pressure-test the ask, and work out what has to be true before investor outreach begins.

Pitch strategyFounder storytellingUS–Ireland contextInvestor conversations

How I help

Use the right intervention for the stage you are actually at.

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Investor readiness plan

For founders who need more than deck comments. We identify the missing proof, weak assumptions and sequencing issues before a raise.

Scope and fee set after intake.

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Investor fit research

A focused view of investor fit by stage, sector, geography and cheque profile, with a reason for every name on the list.

Introductions are selective, separate and subject to compliance review.

How it works

Start with the facts. Book only if the call is right.

  1. 1

    Complete the intake

    Share the raise, traction, timing and current state of the deck. It takes about seven minutes.

  2. 2

    See the recommended next step

    You will get an immediate route based on how ready the company is for investor conversations.

  3. 3

    Pay and book

    If the kickoff call is the right next step, pay $250 and choose a one-hour Google Meet time.

Why this perspective

I spend a lot of time asking investors what founders usually learn too late.

As host of the Digital Irish podcast, I speak with founders, venture investors and operators about how companies are evaluated, where pitches lose credibility and what changes across the Atlantic. This advisory work turns those patterns into practical preparation for your raise.

Explore the podcast

Founder intake

Tell me what you are raising, and what is getting in the way.

Your answers are scored for fit and used only to respond to this enquiry. Do not include confidential information or upload a cap table.

TimeAbout 7 minutes
First paid step$250 kickoff call
ResponseImmediate readiness route
01 You and the company
02 The raise
03 The obstacle and next step

Useful to know

Clear boundaries make the work better.

Do you guarantee investor introductions?

No. An introduction only happens when the company, investor and timing are genuinely aligned. It is never included automatically in a kickoff call.

Is this investment or legal advice?

No. This work covers founder messaging, fundraising preparation and investor-fit research. Use qualified legal and financial counsel for securities, terms and investment decisions.

Can you work from an early deck?

Yes. Early is often better. The point is to find weak logic before it becomes polished weak logic.